The Postal Service’s curbside blue collection boxes around the neighborhoods are dropping like flies.

Also this week, the USPS shared some news regarding some forms that will phase out starting in 2018.

Election officials across the state declined to process many absentee ballots that were delivered after the polls closed.

Some post offices have already implemented the changes, and others still have some of the forms readily available in some lobbies.

When the inspector general staff came to Kansas City, they conducted an inventory of the upright Jenny Invert panes, 22 still remained.

The USPS said its controllable loss for the year was $814 million compared to $610 million in fiscal 2016.

All eight postmarks show a silhouette of Santa flying across the sky in a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer.

USPS began a pilot expansion program earlier this year, hoping to convince more merchants to ship goods directly to customer via the agency.

Also this week, Turkey and Finland earn respective crowns in separate Europa stamp competitions.