The Chilling Story Of The Post Office Shootings That Inspired The Phrase ‘Going Postal’
These shootings became so commonplace that the United States Postal Service even created a new position, the Workplace Environment Analyst.
Month: January 2025
Topeka mail carrier Hero of the Year after saving man’s life
The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) has awarded a Topeka man with the Western Region Hero of the Year award after he helped save a man’s life.
USPS reroutes veteran mail to Milwaukee; Rep. Bergman calls lack of communication entirely unacceptable
According to a letter to Postmaster General Dejoy from Rep. Jack Bergman, the USPS is rerouting veteran mail to Milwaukee, not Green Bay
Postal carrier reunites Troy lost dog with her humans
A USPS employee recognized her from a Facebook post and picked her up in Fitzwilliam while on her route.
USPS Postal worker robbed in Tomball
The victim, a U.S. Postal worker, reported that he was robbed at gunpoint for a mail key.
Idaho Congressional Delegation Introduces Legislation to Protect Access to Local Post Offices
At a time when the United States Postal Service (USPS) is under strain due to a lack of carriers and supply shortages, Idaho communities have reported struggles in conveying needs to the USPS and have experienced sudden and surprising post office closures.
Getting mail to your door is just one part of what the postmaster general does
Over 44% of the world’s mail is processed and delivered by the U.S. Postal Service, making it the largest delivery service in the world
Baltimore County man mailed a dozen checks at the post office – none made it, some discovered stolen
Despite taking extra precautions, over a dozen of his checks did not arrive at their intended destinations.
Bronx Man And Former Postal Employee Admits To Stealing Valuable Trading Cards And Sports Memorabilia From The Mail
A Bronx man formerly employed by the United States Postal Service as a sorting clerk admitted to theft of mail
Bills, cards, tax documents: Dumped mail discovered behind Richmond church
Video obtained by CBS 6 shows dozens of pieces of mail, including bills, cards, and tax documents, discovered dumped in trash cans behind Good Shepherd Baptist Church in Richmond.