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

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

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

"We expected an increase, but didn't quite expect this," said Dorene Ocamb, Armed Services YMCA chief brand and development ...

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

Readers discuss the effect of the government shutdown and President Trump’s speech at Quantico.

The federal government shutdown is creating uncertainty for thousands of military families across the country.

Until the shutdown ends, troops will work without paychecks and federal websites and social media accounts will not be ...

If the government shutdown that was triggered late Tuesday starts affecting the paychecks of service members, federal civilian workers and contractors, there are resources to help those experiencing ...

The government shutdown has forced Fort Hood to limit or close multiple services, including payroll and legal offices, as soldiers await delayed paychecks.

CAPE MAY – Coast Guard members and civilian employees at Training Center Cape May will be going without pay if the shutdown ...

With no clear date on when the government shutdown will end, members of the U.S. military can expect some changes as the ...