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The U.S. Postal Service is calling out the cities where its carriers are getting attacked the most.

Mail carriers are revealing some of their best-kept secrets about how they try to make things better for those along their routes.

One of our radio listeners in Billings, who is always a source of great information and leads on information, was passing by the US Postal Service offices earlier this week and he spotted a shipment of some new vehicles.

We've all read about or experienced the problems recently with mail service in the Bozeman area. Staffing shortages have been affecting mail sorting and delivery but hopefully this week's USPS job fair will help fix the issue.

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There are things in life that we can control and things we can’t. Some things bug us and others don’t.

The first zip codes date back as far as 1943 and were only used in large metropolitan cities and were two digits that defined a specific postal branch within the city.

Unprecedented cuts by the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service will slow first-class delivery next spring and, for the first time in 40 years, eliminate the chance for stamped letters to arrive the next day.

They may be majestic creatures that represent the best of America’s qualities – freedom, liberty and justice – but real-life Bald Eagles have a ferocious side, too. Just ask residents in Anchorage, Alaska, where Bald Eagles have begun attacking customers outside of a nearby post office.