While stationed away from their home state, how can military members and their spouses get a Real ID? Do they need one?

Effective May 7, adults who plan to visit military bases, including Fort Gregg-Adams, will need a REAL ID or another ...

We're quickly approaching the date the federal government will begin requiring REAL IDs or something similar to board a plane or enter a federal building.

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.

Boarding a flight next week? You won't be able to use your regular old driver's license or state ID to get through TSA ...

Come May 7, your old Virginia driver’s license might not get you past airport security.That’s the day the federal government ...

Tennesseans without a REAL ID or acceptable alternative could face travel delays and additional screenings. Here's what else to know ahead of the May 7 deadline.

Entrance to Fort Jackson may become easier starting May 7. That is when the post starts enforcing Real ID compliance. Real ...

passengers will need a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification to fly, like a passport or military ID. TSA is committed to enforcing the law, as directed by Congress." "Non-compliant ...

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego explains the upcoming deadline to get a Real ID during a news conference at Phoenix Sky Harbor ...

A Real ID or other approved ID will be required for adults flying within the U.S. or visiting military bases or federal ...

With just over two weeks remaining until federal REAL ID enforcement begins, PennDOT is continuing its REAL ID Days at driver license centers across the state. Getting a REAL ID is optional in ...