A former postmaster in Massachusetts is accused of stealing nearly $20,000 in a money order scheme, federal prosecutors said.

Bethany LeBlanc, 48, of Seekonk redirected 25 internal USPS money orders, which are typically used to pay the agency’s expenses, to herself, prosecutors said.

LaRue Dickerson has officially taken on the role of postmaster for the United States Postal Service in Roanoke City and ...

Bethany LeBlanc is accused of allegedly using the stolen proceeds for personal expenses, including thousands of dollars spent ...

A postmaster in Surrey is celebrating having worked in the same branch for 30 years. Chani Gill, who started working at ...

The former postmaster of the Seekonk Post Office has been arrested and accused of stealing over $19,000 in government money.

It comes as the government is set to open a new appeals process – managed by the Department for Business and Trade - for ...

A former Seekonk Postmaster has been charged with the alleged theft of $19,000 via no-fee money orders, according to the ...

New Eddy Postmaster Jerusalem Lightfoot experienced a life-changing milestone for her and her family when, on May 14, she was ...