What's The Cheapest Way To Ship Your Holiday Gifts?
'Tis the season, and we're all in a rush to get our holiday gifts bought and shipped. That means things are running full speed at shipping facilities like UPS, FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service.
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'Tis the season, and we're all in a rush to get our holiday gifts bought and shipped. That means things are running full speed at shipping facilities like UPS, FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service.
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FedEx says it learned a valuable lesson from a viral video showing a delivery man throwing a package, but try telling that to a Rogers park woman says her jaw dropped when she saw the same thing happen Thursday afternoon.
It's a not-so-special delivery, from FedEx just in time for the holiday rush. A viral video shows a careless driver throwing a box containing a computer monitor over a fence.
While the economy may be hurting, business is booming for FedEx, and records are being set.
A group of armed men abducted a FedEx truck driver Monday night on the Northwest Side, stealing the employee's wallet and several packages before dropping him and the truck off in the Wicker Park neighborhood, police said.
FedEx has just rolled six all-electric delivery trucks into service in Chicago, and they've really been turning heads.
A Federal Express semi truck rolled over on Interstate 65 in Northwest Indiana, causing big problems for the morning rush.
They were promised paychecks by Tuesday, but workers in southwest suburban Alsip still haven't been paid. Now they are at a sit-in waiting for their money. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
There's still time to send gifts via mail or private carrier, but the window is closing.
Tis the season for shipping out holiday gifts, but how do you know if your packages are being weighed correctly? And what differences are there in shipping costs? CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker went out to get some answers.
Investigators say fraudulently purchased goods were delivered to vacant homes, then shipped to Ghana.
The packages loaded with explosives and addressed to Chicago synagogues might have been set up to detonate before they even arrived.
Two suspicious packages containing explosives were intercepted on their way from Yemen to Chicago, authorities said Friday. President Barack Obama said authorities had uncovered a "credible terrorist threat."
Authorities stopped two cargo planes with suspicious packages onboard, after learning the items were being sent from Yemen to synagogues in Chicago.
