There’s a chance that state employees could also be sidelined or have no paychecks in Ohio if the shutdown continues.

Each airline was required to cut 4% of its traffic Friday, with the goal of cutting 10% by the end of this week if the ...

President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Wednesday night to reopen the government, after the House passed it earlier in ...

With federal job losses, government furloughs and reduced SNAP benefits affecting many families in the area, the season of giving takes on even greater meaning this year. Across the community, ...

As the cost of living rises and layoffs ripple across industries, Black women are reshaping what joy, rest, and celebration look like this season.

The U.S. House voted to reopen government and sent the resolution to President Trump to be signed. Here's what happens -- and ...

New Orleans city officials Oct. 29 dropped their plan to ask for a short-term $125 million dollar stopgap loan through the ...

In order for the federal government to reopen, the House would need to approve the bill, and President Trump would need to ...

Forcing a large swath of the federal workforce not to work for going on a full month is having significant and lasting impacts on the economy, according to a non-partisan legislative branch review, ...

The national park will remain mostly open to visitors despite the government shutdown, but visitors might notice cuts to some programs or services.

Furloughs hit the NNSA’s Y-12 Field Office in Oak Ridge, where 70 of 78 federal employees are waiting for the government to reopen.

Not every federal employee who is going without pay because of the government shutdown can draw on state unemployment insurance benefits to cover the gap. And even those who tap benefits should plan ...