In response to a resurgence of COVID cases across the United States, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has announced it will ...

Don't give out your credit card, bank account, or Social Security number. No one will call, text, or email you from the federal government to ask for your information to "help" you order free test ...

The tests can be ordered at COVIDTests.gov or at special.usps.com/testkits. To order tests that are more accessible for people with disabilities, visit ACL.gov/AccessibleTests.

You only need to give a name and mailing address, and optionally your email. Anyone asking for more is a scammer.

Your free COVID-19 tests from the government will expire soon, but there is a reason why the tests have a short shelf life.

and nobody can promise you special access or extra tests. If they do, they’re scammers. One thing to know: the expiration date for many kits has changed. Before you throw away a kit because the ...

Watch out for scammers offering COVID-19 test kits. The federal government is once ... confirmation and delivery updates from the U.S. Postal Service. Anyone who asks for more information that ...

The Bedford Health Department continues to offer free COVID-19 rapid antigen at-home test kits for Bedford residents.

The long road to recovery after Helene's devastation continues in Asheville and surrounding areas as federal, state and local ...

The level of destruction could have far-reaching implications beyond the immediate damage to the flooded communities, ...