TSA

The TSA released its annual list of the worst packing decisions—and Boise Airport took the top spot after officers discovered a replica explosive in a checked bag.

Holiday travel is underway for Idahoans, and TSA says what you wear and pack could lead to extra screening and delays.

From Real ID enforcement to new TSA and airline policies, here’s what Idaho travelers need to know before flying this summer.

Just ahead of a record travel weekend, TSA warns travelers not to pack certain cordless curling irons in checked bags.

Flying out of Boise? TSA security here is smoother than you think especially compared to airports like Pittsburgh. But not all new perks are coming to Idaho just yet.

If you’re spending time at any airport, the Transportation Security Administration has an important new warning for you.

You aren't going to believe how this potentially very dangerous weapon was concealed.

A new rule has gone into effect that bans a certain item from being in checked bags in Idaho, Washington, and Utah when flying to or from the state.

For many, this item is as essential as headphones and neck pillows during travel days. However, you MUST be careful how you pack it.

Real IDs are needed for domestic air travel within the US beginning May 7th.