The Transportation Security Administration says 81% of travelers at airport checkpoints have a REAL ID or its equivalent.

Most travelers agree that getting through airport security can be a real pain. It's impossible to remember if the airport you're traveling through requires shoes to be off or on, laptops to be out ...

This story has been updated to correct fee information The Dispatch found ... anyone who lives in Ohio and wants to go through security at an airport or enter a federal building will need to ...

Beginning May 7, the Transportation Security Administration will require that travelers who use a state form of identification to fly to have a compliant REAL ID.

deep-sixing the Transportation Security Administration’s airport-screening work. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recently ended collective bargaining with the union representing TSA ...

that is federally approved for travel security — to avoid being turned away at the airport. Don't have an approved ID? You risk TSA preventing you from traveling. At the very least, you will ...

Allegiant passengers onboard a flight that was supposed to head out of St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport Friday ...

U.S. airports require travelers to drink or toss any full water bottles before going through security. However, there's a trick for getting a full bottle of water—or any liquid—through the TSA ...