Post Office

As the holiday rush fades, a closer look at shipping costs reveals some surprises for Louisiana residents. Those local post offices might be feeling the pressure.

A shift at the postal service could mean some headaches for folks sending time-sensitive items. Here’s what you need to know.

Just as Louisiana consumers are heading to the post office to ship holiday packages there is news of a major postal rate increase coming after the first of the year.

The shuttering of service for one full day at the Post Office has nothing to do with the recent government shut down or recently announced postal rate increases.

As the holiday shipping season kicks in the United States Postal Service is reminding Louisiana residents about the hidden dangers that come with shopping online.

While many in Louisiana have expressed concerns over the government shut down curtailing certain services postal officials are quick to confirm next week's closings are not budget related.

Believe it or not, the way your mail is organized could change your whole mood when you check the mailbox.

The system wide shutdown will affect all Texas branches of the post office. The shutdown will be for one day only.

Louisiana postal customers are urged to "plan ahead" for a system-wide shutdown that will affect all post office branches in Louisiana.

An expired contract between the Postal Service and UPS means Louisiana P.O. Box customers aren't getting packages in a timely manner and some are being returned to sender.

Texas Post Office Box customers need to be aware of a major change in the package delivery policy that will prevent some deliveries from happening.

The U.S. Postal Service is calling out the cities where its carriers are getting attacked the most.