WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - You’ll need A real ID to fly anywhere inside the US shortly, and the State Department wants you to know that you have options even if you’re driver’s license isn’t real ID ...

The REAL ID was originally introduced through the REAL ID Act of 2005 in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The new, ...

Passengers will need a more secure license to fly anywhere in the United States and even to enter federal buildings.

That standard driver’s license you’ve got soon won’t be enough to get you through airport security.

If you don't have your Real ID but you do have a flight, what should you expect at O'Hare and Midway airports starting ...

While it was initially said that you would not be able to fly domestically without a REAL ID or other TSA-approved form of ...

Starting May 7, you will need a Real ID to fly. Real IDs make identification harder to forge, thwarting criminals and terrorists. If you plan to fly, make sure you get a Real ID so you won’t be denied ...

The requirement that travelers present a Real ID card as well as regular identifications marks one of the biggest changes to ...

Before boarding domestic flights, all airline passages ages 18 and older must to present REAL ID-compliant identification or ...

The REAL ID deadline is finally here, with the requirement taking effect nationwide Wednesday. Travelers flying out of ...

Wednesday is not the deadline for obtaining a REAL ID – it’s just the date the new requirement for air travel goes into ...

If you plan to travel, you will need the new driver’s license by this Wednesday, May 7, to fly anywhere in the U.S. or even go into some federal buildings.