USPS

Starting April 1, 2025, USPS will implement new mail delivery standards, improving service for First-Class Mail and more.

USPS quietly changed how postmarks work, and it could affect Idahoans mailing bills, tax returns, or other time-sensitive documents.

USPS holiday deadlines are tight, and Idaho shoppers may be surprised by how many items can’t legally be mailed. Here’s what to avoid this season.

Starting Oct. 5, USPS shipping prices rise for Idahoans using Priority Mail, Ground Advantage, or Express through the holidays.

There are major changes that took place earlier this year, and earlier this week, another change took place with the USPS that you may not be aware of.

Idahoans are being warned about brushing scams involving mystery packages and now, scammers are using QR codes to trick you into revealing your personal info.

Live in Idaho? Your mailbox may be due for a quick inspection—here’s why USPS says it matters more than you think.

You can’t avoid USPS on the receiving end. You can’t avoid USPS on the receiving end. Here's how their new changes will affect you.

They estimate the changes will save $36 billion over the next 10 years.

The United States Postal Inspection Service is warning Idahoans about a dangerous type of scam called “vishing.” It’s a variation of a “phishing” scam

Deep down you still get more excited when physical mail shows up at your home.

Depending on who’s delivering your gifts there may be strict guidelines you have to follow when it comes to that token of appreciation.

If you’re one of the few Idahoans writing checks, you may want to take some extra steps to protect yourself.

The USPS has changes due to kick in this July and those changes will affect the way that Idahoans handle their mail services.

You can change your address in person free of charge at a post office with proof of identity. There is an online option available.

Before you treat yo' mail carrier, you might wanna read this.

Postal service pricing is dependent on volume. The fewer packages and letters that are sent through USPS, the more each piece will have to cost to support the process.

Looking back at Idaho’s history, you’ll find a lot of cool and quirky stories, including where a human child traveled through the mail.

One of the United States hardest mail routs is over 100 years old and only goes once a week through Hells Canyon. A couple has been doing the rout for over 30 years and now tours take you along for the journey every Wednesday.

It is a problem when one of the people that is supposed to be delivering them, decides to stop doing so daily, and that has happened recently in the Magic Valley.