Even though the May 7 deadline has passed, you can still get the identification. Travelers must now show a REAL ID to get through airport security for a domestic flight. They can also use a passport — ...

The Real ID requirement went into effect on May 7. The TSA's announcement on April 15 that it wouldn't take a phased approach ...

Passengers on domestic flights should have a Real ID compliant license or other form of identification to fly starting this ...

Starting May 7, not having your Real ID could cause significant headaches. It's not just about having a new ID; it's about ...

The REAL ID requirement to take a domestic flight started Wednesday. If flyers do not have a REAL ID, they can show other government documentation, like a passport, that is acceptable to fly.

The federal government's Real ID program officially took effect Wednesday, marking a significant change in airport security ...

The first morning of Real ID didn’t cause chaos at Southern California airports, as the long-delayed security enhancement ...

On the first day of a new travel ID requirement, security checkpoints at Miami International Airport seemed to be business as ...

Those without compliant ID may still be able to fly, but they will be subject to additional security screening.

Lines moved quickly and exceptions were made for travelers without their upgraded driver's licenses or other valid ...

As of today, all air travelers aged 18 and older must have a Real ID to travel. This new requirement has sparked changes at ...

Travelers trying to fly with only a driver's license for identification faced potential delays and other difficulties on May 7.