There is new technology at airports around the country, including right here in Detroit where TSA PreCheck Touchless ID could make traveling safer and quicker.

Earlier this month, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that in certain airports, families will have their own dedicated screening lanes as part of a new initiative called “Families on the Fly.” That follows a change ending the Transportation Security Agency’s “shoes off” travel policy.

TSA PreCheck is about to get even faster at these airports, including one in Nevada. Here's what touchless ID means for air travel.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has launched biometric scanning lanes at 15 more airports in the United States. The service is considered a quicker version of PreCheck and utilizes enhanced facial recognition technology for faster, more efficient identity verification.

If you have a particular hair routine you want to maintain during your vacation, it's important to be aware that TSA has banned these hair tools.

Pittsburgh International Airport's bomb-sniffing dog Steeler is in the finals of the TSA's Cutest Canine Contest.

TSA says Salem has until Nov. 10 to find another one or the agency will pull its screening devices. The city's public works director told councilors the airport could still lose money even if it reaches a new deal.

New TSA rules could ruin your trip. Here's what to know is banned before heading to the Atlanta or Savannah airport.

Chica, an explosives detection canine at Indianapolis International Airport, is competing for the title of Cutest Canine in TSA's 2025 contest.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has teamed up with screening company Clear on a new security endeavor to be tested at three major U.S. airports.