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Recent News About United States Postal Service
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White man sues over Black co-workers using 'N' word, calls it disheartening
ST. LOUIS -- A man claims to have suffered discrimination and racially derogatory comments while working at the U.S. Postal Service. -
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI: U.S. Attorneys Say Strike Force Combats Drugs, Violence in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area
A new St. Louis Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) Gateway Strike Force is combatting drug traffickers and violent criminals on both sides of the Mississippi River, Adam Cohen of the DOJ OCDETF Executive Office, U.S. Attorney Steve Weinhoeft in the Southern District of Illinois (SDIL), and U.S. Attorney Jeff Jensen in the Eastern District of Missouri (EDMO) announce -
St. Louis County woman says USPS employee failed to yield right of way, causing crash
ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis County woman is suing the United States of America, citing alleged negligence. -
Worker says she was subject to racially hostile environment at USPS
ST. LOUIS — A United States Postal Service employee is suing Megan Brennan, postmaster general, citing alleged racial discrimination.