FedEx

Some terrible news, an employee for FedEx has died after he fell out of a moving truck.

A Youngsville, Louisiana, man will spend more than a dozen years in prison for not only drug trafficking, but shipping them to himself from another state.

If you ship things regularly, you could be paying more this year.

FedEx says that some of the men involved in an apparent fight that is widely circulating on social media are "no longer providing services for the company."

These globally recognized logos have messages, images and meanings that you may have never noticed.

This person is definitely getting coal this Christmas...

Have you had a package go missing?

All three major shipping services have announced the cut-off date to make sure that packages arrive before Christmas.

A couple of people in Vernon Parish just took the whole Porch Pirate thing to a whole new level.

What was going through his mind as he was kneeling in front of that statue of Mary? I was able to run through the "Hail Mary" from knees-down to knees-up

This homeowner was surprised to see the level of respect shown by his FedEx delivery guy.

You've still got time to get it shipped in time for Christmas Day. But there are deadlines looming, so act now.

Don't forget about shipping while shopping this year.

Sending gifts this holiday season? You'll need to do it before these dates.

Watch as a FedEx delivery person flips a box over and over to get it to the front door of this house. The big problem here is that in the box was a TOILET!!

Last week as heavy storms raced through Louisiana, there were tornadoes popping up all over South Louisiana. Video has now surfaced of a FedEx driver scrambling for shelter and darting behind soft drink vending machine at a hardware store, just seconds before a tornado touches down and starts ripping the store apart!

It took a couple of tow trucks to pull out the FedEx truck this morning on Bluebonnet Boulevard according to WBRZ 2 in Baton Rouge.

The delivery company FedEx is addressing the video that recently surfaced showing one of their own employees tossing a computer monitor over a fence while delivering it to a Southern California resident. The video went viral as soon as the customer posted it up on Youtube. Now, FedEx has issued an apology to their customer and have begun an investigation into this incident.