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There is a ton of debt that needs to be made up in the United States Post Office (USPS) and this Friday is the beginning of some rate hikes and some later delivery times. It's part of a ten-year plan to try and put a dent into the one hundred sixty billion dollar debt they are facing.

If you have been ordering online and expecting letters and packages, this is one thing that will not change during the coronavirus outbreak.

We all know that Santa is really busy this time of year. He needs some help answering all of the letters that come in to him, you can help with the new program by the USPS.

You can now purchase stamps that honor the hard-working military dogs. They are the latest stamps that have been released by the United States Postal Service.

There are many ways we honor people, places and things. One of the ways is through United States postage stamps. This time they are honoring our canine heroes.

If you planned on getting packages and letters from the United States Postal Service today (Wednesday December 5th), you are out of luck. Here's why.

The holidays are fast approaching and it's good to get a jump on Christmas cards and packages. However, most of us need some deadlines so we know that we can get them there on time. Here are some important dates so your holiday goodies get there on time.

Believe it or not, Christmas is only about a week and a half away so if you're shipping some of your gifts, you better do it fast!

To keep up with the demand of the holiday season, the United States Postal Service announced that they will now be delivering packages seven days a week.

As posted earlier this week, we know that the GE district in Schenectady has a zip code of 12345, thousands of letters go there addressed to Santa.

It’s no secret that the U.S. Postal Service has been having some financial issues, but now get ready to fork over another 3 cents to mail a letter.

The United States Postal Service has issued a stamp celebrating the Arlington Green Bridge which is just over the border in Bennington County, Vermont. The bridge was built in 1852 and is located just off of Vermont Route 313. With this stamp, the USPS has chosen one of the most photographed covered bridges in Vermont!