Hurricane Sally's rains wreak havoc on southeastern U.S. states, Judge blocks 'politically motivated' changes to U.S. Postal Service ahead of election, and 8-year-old opens 24-hour food pantry for his birthday.

DNC officially nominates Joe Biden, USPS to suspend changes until after election, and couple reunites with missing dog hours after it is ejected from a car window during a crash.

House Democrats set to vote on bill to bolster USPS, Trump administration finalizes oil drilling plan in Alaska wildlife refuge, and Florida deputies replace waitress' stolen bicycle for commute to work.

Nathan Bomey from USA Today explores why explosive devices are tough for USPS, FedEx, UPS to detect.

The Wall Street Journal's Heidi Vogt explains why the USPS keeps limping along.

Elizabeth Weise from USA Today has a look at the ongoing problem of package theft.