delivery

Nobody wants to go out in the middle of a storm. But what if you want pizza? Is it ok to order delivery when it's crazy outside?

Something happened last night and I kind of feel like I owe an apology to our FedEx driver. So if that person was you, I'm sorry.

From the bizarre milk crate challenge to one ex-Amazon employee's lawsuit, here's everything buzzing today in pop culture and beyond.

If you will be sending or receiving packages this holiday season, the United States Postal Inspection Service has offered some tips to help keep them safe.

In 2018 the owner of Hillside Dairy went into retirement and stopped delivering milk as he had been doing for years. Now, due to coronavirus, he's coming back.

Looking to spread some holiday cheer? What better way to do it than to treat the people who are literally bringing gifts right to your door.

What's better then going grocery shopping, getting what you need, and then driving home? How about accomplishing all that from the comfort of your home! Tops announced that pick-up and delivery service will soon be available at three WNY locations.

With so many restaurants popping up here, it's tough to try them all.  But what if they brought their food right to you?  Buffalo is one of 7 US cities that has a new delivery service called "Skip The Dishes."

Well if this isn't the American dream! Drones are the latest rage all over the world. From their breathtaking videos to the fact that they're just fun, they're pretty much for all ages. I feel like the litmus test for anything that moves (from dogs to electronics) is if they can deliver the owner a beer...

We are not sure why this used car dealership in Massachusetts decided to give this pizza delivery guy a hard time, but it really backfired on it.

A FedEx driver pulls up to a house that has three fenced in pitbulls there. When he gets out to deliver the package, the pitbulls begin to get a little crazy and start to jump at the fence.  Guess what happens next.  I'll be you're wrong.

The phrase goes, "Work smarter, not harder" and it rings true with these beer delivery men in Ireland.  Check out how they've decided to unload kegs.  If it saves their backs and doesn't ruin the product, I'm all for it!  Brilliant.