Former U.S. Postal Official Pleads Guilty To Theft
The former U.S. postmaster in Groveport has agreed to plead guilty to charges of stealing more than 160 thousand dollars from the Postal Service.
View ArticleFormer Springfield U.S. Postal Worker Pleads Not Guilty To Theft
A former U.S. Postal Service worker in Springfield has denied accusations that she stole items from several packages by stuffing them into her sweatpants.
View ArticleColumbus Ranked 8th For Dog Attacks On Letter Carriers
The U.S. Postal Service's annual report says Columbus is one of the worst cities for dog attacks on mail carriers.
View ArticleAnnual "Stamp Out Hunger" Food Drive Is This Saturday
U.S. Postal Service letter carriers across Ohio and the nation are participating in the annual "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive on Saturday.
View ArticlePostal Service Worker Killed In Athens County Crash
The Ohio Highway Patrol says a U.S. Postal Service employee was killed Saturday morning in a one-vehicle crash in Athens County.
View ArticleLocal Postal Worker Charged With Killing Supervisor, Inspector
A disgruntled mail carrier accused in the slayings of his supervisor at the Dublin post office and a postal inspector outside her apartment complex has been charged with aggravated murder.
View ArticleLocal Former Postal Worker Held Without Bond In Deaths Of Supervisor, Inspector
A judge has ordered the former Columbus letter carrier accused of killing a supervisor and an inspector in December held without bond.
View ArticleFormer Postal Worker Charged In Double-Murder To Be Tried In Federal Court
The former postal worker accused of fatally shooting his supervisor and a postmaster outside her apartment will be tried in federal court.
View ArticleSuspect In Local Postal Officials' Deaths Seeks Mental Competency Evaluation
The attorney for the former postal carrier charged with killing of his supervisor and the Dublin postmaster in December is asking for a mental competency evaluation to determine if her client is...
View ArticleAlexa, Tell Me A National Security Secret: Amazon's Reach Goes Beyond The...
Amazon has been one of President Trump's favorite targets on Twitter. He has accused the company of not collecting taxes (which it does), charged it with putting retailers out of business — and focused...
View ArticlePostal Worker Pleads Guilty To Theft And Assault
A former U.S. Postal Service worker in Columbus has pleaded guilty to charges of stealing cash and gift cards from mail at a processing center and assaulting officers.
View Article"Stamp Out Hunger" Drive This Saturday
This Saturday, U.S. Postal Service carriers will collect donations of food to help feed hungry Central Ohioans.
View ArticleLetter Carrier Facing Charges For Hoarding Mail
Thousands of pieces of mail are being delivered to two Columbus neighborhoods after being found in a letter carrier's home.
View ArticleBexley And Eastmoor Residents Report Postal Delivery Problems
The U.S. Postal Service is investigating delivery delays in Bexley and Eastmoor.
View ArticleColumbus Ranked Ninth For Dog Attacks On Letter Carriers
The U.S. Postal Service say Columbus is the nation's ninth-worst city for dog attacks on letter carriers.
View ArticleLocal Postal Worker Charged With Stealing Or Destroying Mail
U.S. Postal Service officials say a central Ohio letter carrier has been indicted on charges of stockpiling other people's mail.
View ArticleUSPS Carrier Facing Theft And Other Charges
A U.S. Postal Service letter carrier pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of stealing mail and using stolen credit cards from that mail.
View ArticleWhitehall Post Office Gutted By Fire
People with packages at the fire-gutted Whitehall post office will be able to pick them up soon.
View ArticleNational "Stamp Out Hunger" Food Drive Happening Saturday
This Saturday is the national "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive, conducted by the union representing U.S. Postal Service letter carriers.
View ArticleFormer U.S. Postal Official Pleads Guilty To Theft
The former U.S. postmaster in Groveport has agreed to plead guilty to charges of stealing more than 160 thousand dollars from the Postal Service.
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