Starting May 7, travelers over the age of 18 flying withing the U.S. need a REAL ID-compliant ID. If you're in Colorado, you might already have one.

The King Soopers at 18605 Green Valley Ranch Boulevard is the second-worst grocery store in America, according to an analysis of 3,000 grocery stores across 100 cities that was released last week.

TSA Administrator Adam Stahl explained what Americans without REAL ID should do if they have an upcoming flight, and he addressed concerns about the potential for long lines as a result ...

TSA officials at Newark Airport echoed that message. “We have a reasonable and manageable approach we are launching, so yes, enforcement will begin,” said Thomas Carter, TSA New Jersey director.

"Currently, Wendy's fans in Columbus, Ohio and Denver, Colorado can pick up square patties at their local King Soopers or Kroger." "The product is a four-pack (1 pound) package of four-ounce ...

including TSA airport security checkpoints, federal buildings, military installations and nuclear power plants. This change is twenty years in the making. Congress passed the Real ID Act in 2005 ...

Travelers using portable chargers or power banks should check their batteries, some of which are now banned in checked luggage by TSA. The change comes as the Real ID standards are about to begin.