USPS

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.

If you shopped online during the holidays you may want to keep your eye out for a recently reported scam that targets online shoppers.

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.

The United States Postal Inspection Service wants you to be aware of a recent scam that has reached cellphones in Idaho, California and beyond.

You can still legally mail checks, but there is a long list of items that you shouldn’t even bother taking to a post office.