Active-duty troops and National Guard members on missions will continue to work with the promise of back pay after Congress ...

Many credit unions have already begun proactive outreach to members, said Haleigh Laverty, spokeswoman for the Defense Credit ...

No, military members do not get paid despite working during a government shutdown. Compensation for members of the military is funded through annual personnel appropriations to the Department of ...

More than 2 million military personnel could soon feel a squeeze as the government shutdown continues without an end in sight ...

The partial U.S. government shutdown threatens to leave thousands of sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and women and civilian ...

The nearly 40,000 active duty military members stationed in South Carolina continue to work without pay amid the ongoing ...

The clock is ticking in Washington, D.C. If Congress and President Donald Trump don’t reach a deal by midnight Tuesday, the ...

It's possible that Congress will act to ensure active duty members continue to get paid as they have in past shutdowns. Here's what we know so far.

While much of the focus has been on federal workers, service members and their families also face uncertainty about their pay ...

Nearly 82,000 active military service members call Florida home. Here's how they will be affected by the government shutdown.

As a result, all military personnel will remain on normal duty status and must report for work, but will continue to serve ...

As the federal government shutdown enters its third day, the most recent appropriations from the U.S. Department of War have ...