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It's a valid question. I ordered mine but haven't received the tests so what should I do? If you find yourself asking that question just know the answer is to wait. They will eventually show up.

If you've purchased gifts you'll mail to loved ones, here's when you need to do that by.

Remember back just a short while ago when we would get mail that invited us to birthday parties? We would get save the dates for weddings. There would be a lot of gender reveals. Then last year hit and a lot of those things were shut down. Here we are and things are starting to open up.

Sometimes you just have a week. You know what I am talking about. You just need a good laugh. I got that this week and hopefully this can make you smile too. I am in no means complaining. To me it was just funny. My daughter blamed me saying my handwriting is bad.

The Internal Revenue Service has launched an online tool for non-filers, or people that don't normally file taxes, to register quickly and receive stimulus checks.

The offices of the City Of Amarillo will be closed Monday, Jan. 21 in recognition of MLK Day – the holiday honoring the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

This is kind of a neat new thing I discovered......and maybe it's been around awhile. But the United States Post Office is here to help.

Christmas time is here and the time to ship your packages to your loved ones is now. However, if you need to know when the deadlines are, here are the deadlines you have to follow from the USPS to ensure your package arrives on time to your loved ones for Christmas.

It's only nine days until Christmas! While it's exciting for those of us with presents already wrapped and sitting comfortably under the tree, it's overwhelming for everyone who needs to send gifts to far-away destinations. Here are the deadlines for sending holiday packages...

Sacramento, California letter carrier Randy Krohn ended his last day with the US Postal Service in style.  He did his last route before retirement in a tuxedo.

You know "Video Killed the Radio Star", well email killed the post office.  It seems that the U.S. Postal Service plans to make some drastic cuts and that includes something that could be an inconvenience to you.

They say neither snow, nor rain, sleet or hail can't stop the U.S. Post Office, but how about the possibility of bankruptcy? Because so many people are sending letters through emails, texts and having packages shipped through other sources, the Postal Service is doing something that hasn't been done in over 40 years. They will be making cuts to first-class mail delivery, which will do away with th