In August, the University of Colorado Boulder will discontinue the program that allows alumni to retain their CU email addresses for life, after offering the program since 2005. CU Boulder alumni will ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Starting next week, air travelers without a Real ID will have the option of paying $45 for a short-term security check designed to help them make their flights. The Transportation ...

Michigan travelers who can't show acceptable Real ID-complaint identification at the airport will soon have to verify their identity for a fee through a service called "TSA ConfirmID." Even though ...

The US Department of Energy (DOE) is selecting applications for its Industrial Technology Validation program – a new effort designed to accelerate commercialization of high impact industrial ...

LANSING—This year, Michigan’s prison recidivism rate, or the number of people leaving prison and then returning, is the lowest on record, with nearly 80% of ex-inmates staying out of prison three ...

Still holding out for the REAL ID? This might change your mind. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced a new program that will identify travelers ID for those without a REAL ID ...

TSA’s Confirm.ID program offers a $45 backup option for travelers who arrive at the airport without acceptable ID REAL ID enforcement began May 7, 2025, requiring travelers to bring a compliant ID or ...

Editor’s Note: This story was updated with new details from TSA. (NEXSTAR) — If you have plans to fly in 2026 but don’t have a REAL ID, be prepared: you may have to fork over $45 before you can pass ...

Let’s be honest: email kinda sucks. It’s not just the writing: it’s also the reading, the sorting, the figuring out what the third reply in a 15-message chain is supposed to mean. The good news is ...

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced that starting Wednesday, Illinois residents can add their driver's license or ID card to their digital wallet on Apple devices. The Illinois ...

After a lengthy development process, Virginians will now be able to use their smartphones at select locations to share their personal identification cards, the Department of Motor Vehicles announced ...