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A 10-year plan aimed at bringing financial stability to the United States Postal Service will include cuts to branch hours, postage increases and longer delivery windows, according to details released Tuesday.

The iconic U.S. Postal Service vehicles are getting a makeover.

In much of the nation, Americans have experienced months of erratic mail service, which stretched on during the pandemic, election and holidays.

The adorable penmanship, hand-drawn images and many of the sometimes-optimistic gift lists are the same, but this year’s letters to Santa also showed evidence of the COVID-19 pandemic’s toll on children in 2020.

A United States Postal Service worker who made claims of mail-in ballot tampering in Pennsylvania — which Senator Lindsey Graham called for investigation into — recanted his allegations Monday.

A U.S. judge on Wednesday said Postmaster General Louis DeJoy must answer questions about why the U.S. Postal Service failed to complete a court-ordered sweep for undelivered ballots in about a dozen states before a Tuesday afternoon deadline.

A judge ordered the U.S. Postal Service to sweep some mail processing facilities on Tuesday afternoon for delayed ballots and immediately dispatch them for delivery in election battlegrounds such Pennsylvania and Florida among other places.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Many of you have told us about your mounting frustration with long delays and lost mail through the United States Postal Service. With many voting by mail in the Nov. 3 election, WREG investigator Jessica Gertler put the postal service to the test. Corey Mesler, the owner of Burke’s Book Store in […]

Parts of the presidential battleground states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio fell short of delivery goals by wide margins as the agency struggles to regain its footing after a tumultuous summer.

A federal judge in Philadelphia joined others Monday in ordering a halt to recent Postal Service cuts that critics say are causing mail delays and threatening the integrity of the presidential election.

In Michigan and beyond, states are seeing record-breaking interest in mail-in voting during the coronavirus pandemic. But controversial changes at the Postal Service have compounded long-standing delivery delays nationwide and sparked concerns among election officials and voters alike over the agency’s ability to deliver this fall.