TSA

Here's your friendly reminder that firearms are included on the list of things that are not allowed to go through airport security.

Eduard Faktorovich passed away on November 16.

A friend of mine made the mistake of bringing weed on a plane once.  While he didn't get caught, he said it was such an intensely paranoid trip that the smoke barely overcame it even after he landed without incident. This story refers to the "What Can I Bring...

The busy travel season is upon us, make sure to leave plenty of time to make your flight if you are traveling out of Denver International Airport this summer.

This YouTube series has been one of my favorites for some time, and now Adam Conover has a new TV show where he "Ruins Everything."

Two security screeners at DIA have been fired after an investigation found that they manipulated passenger screening systems to allow them to grope passengers.

Typically, we are not really fans of these kinds of videos where people try to put police or other officials in their place and record their interactions with them. But this guy is just doing it right.

A drunk guy was busted at San Francisco International Airport this week after he had a few drinks, then decided to pose as a TSA agent and start patting people down in private booths used by the TSA for screening.

This is not the kind of story that the Transportation Security Administration wants to be at the center of.

Airport security can be a hassle for just about anyone, but there is good news on the horizon; the Transportation Security Administration is expanding its expedited screening program called PreCheck to 60 new airports by the end of the year. Denver International Airport and Colorado Springs Airport are both on the the expanded list. Before you get too excited, realize that PreCheck is going to cost you.

If you ever really wanted to sneak something on a plane that wasn't allowed you used to have to travel with a child under twelve. Now, you can also use a senior over 75. A TSA pilot program designed to limit pat-downs for passengers 75 and older has made its debut at the Fort Collins - Loveland Airport. The modified procedures are similar to those tested and implemented in 2011 for passengers 12 a

As travelers head home for the Holidays, many are feeling indignant about having to submit to those invasive, full-body scanners at the nation's airports.