Government shutdown: House set to vote on bill

The federal government shutdown could come to an end on Wednesday. The U.S. house is on track to pass a funding bill and send it to the president’s desk, but as Doug Luzader reports from Washington, there could be plenty of drama along the way.

Flight cancellations and delays continue amid shutdown

Even with a bill to end the shutdown in progress, recovery for air traffic could be slow as the FAA reduced flights at 40 major U.S. airports due to a shortage of air traffic controllers. FOX 9’s Hannah Flood reports.

SNAP benefits: Supreme court to hear case

All eyes are on the Supreme Court as justices could decide Tuesday if November SNAP benefits must be paid in full despite the ongoing government shutdown. FOX 9’s Chenue reports.

Senate passes bill to end shutdown

On Monday night, the U.S. senate gave its final sign-off on a bill to reopen the federal government. Now it’s up to the house, as lawmakers scramble back to Washington after being largely absent from the Capitol during the shutdown. FOX’s Doug Luzader has the latest.

Lakeland PBS cancels Lakeland Currents citing federal funding cuts

Despite social media commenters criticizing PBS for a political bias, recent Lakeland Currents segments included interviews with school district superintendents on their respective budgets, and a conversation on family farming succession.

FAA flight cuts causing travel delays

MSP is one of 40 airports in the U.S. required to reduce flights due to a shortage of air traffic controllers amid the ongoing government shutdown. FOX 9’s Se Kwon has the latest on how travelers are feeling and the ripple effects being felt across the country.