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The U.S. Postal Service is reducing services in many rural Missouri areas as part of a nationwide cost-cutting plan.

Residents and businesses in rural Missouri report mail delays, which cause late bill payments and other disruptions.

Despite the USPS aiming to save money, critics and regulatory bodies have questioned the plan's effectiveness and its negative impact on rural communities.

In 2025, almost everyone is online. Overnight shipping, online bill pay and endless streaming services are at our fingertips.

As technology and society shift to meet those changes, people living in rural Missouri don’t want to be left out of the conversation just because their packages may take more time to arrive.

Under a recent consolidation effort by the U.S. Postal Service, t

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