Federal JUDGE Issues $8.6 Million Verdict Against USPS for Distracted Driving

USPS Ordered by Federal Judge to Pay out Millions

Today on LIVE!, ASU's athletic director James Reed is in studio to talk about football and other fall sports that are starting at Angelo State with Ryan Chadwick. In news, a federal judge ordered the USPS to pay millions of dollars to three individuals injured in a crash, TxDot is working on Loop 306 frontage roads, and now two SAPD officers have been involved in crashes this week.Today's stories: San Angelo Crash: USPS Driver’s ‘Mindless’ First…

Federal JUDGE Issues $8.6 Million Verdict Against USPS for Distracted Driving

San Angelo, Texas—On Aug. 20, 2026, a federal court found the United States liable and orders a more than $8.6 million verdict to a mother and two teenage girls who were catastrophically injured when a United States Postal Service van ran through a rural intersection at a high speed and T-boned their vehicle. National Trial…

USPS Driver's First-Day Wreck Near San Angelo Costs Postal Service $8.6 Million

A federal judge ruled USPS solely liable after a first-day carrier wearing headphones caused a 2023 crash near San Angelo, Texas, injuring three.