Neither snow, rain, heat or gloom of night can stop the mail. But poor penmanship? That is a challenge.

Websites across the internet are celebrating 250 years of the USPS.  Here is a roundup of articles.

Postal crimes are almost a daily event.  These are the ones we found today

The Postal Service’s top leaders came together July 23 to mark the organization’s 250th anniversary and to dedicate two stamp releases that capture the essence of USPS: one highlighting its ubiquitous presence in everyday life, the other honoring its deep-rooted history.

To celebrate the organization’s 250th anniversary, and gear up to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary, the public is invited to select a stamp pane from the past for re-printing as part of the 2026 Stamp program.

After 33 years of delivering mail in Metairie, Earl Egan recently stumbled upon something he’d never seen before.

Hundreds of thousands of current and retired federal employees recently received a new wave of IRS notices prompting urgent resolution of their outstanding tax liabilities

The driver, 44-year-old Richard Tillman, is accused of deliberately crashing into the post office in the 6500 block of Crown Boulevard in the Almaden Valley section of San Jose, and then lighting the building on fire.

A USPS mail carrier in Chicago's western suburbs is preparing for his final delivery after being on the job for five decades.

Police sources said the altercation happened while the man was on his scooter and Mason was in his mail truck and a fight ensued, leading to the stabbing.

Yesterday, the Subcommittee on Government Operations held a hearing titled “An Update on Mail Theft and Crime.

A postal worker in Philadelphia was injured on Wednesday when police say a gunshot victim hijacked his mail truck and demanded a ride to the hospital.