For many across the country, the short answer is yes. Many states will continue to offer non-REAL ID forms of identification that can be obtained the next time someone needs to renew their ID.

Instead, you will have to rely on other forms of approved identification. Even if you don't have an alternative approved form, TSA officers may simply ask you to complete an identity verification ...

state-issued driver's licenses or IDs that are not REAL ID-compliant will no longer be accepted as a valid form of identification at airports. Starting May 7, travelers can only use their state ...

Starting Wednesday, Americans will need a REAL ID or another federally accepted identification form to board domestic flights and access certain federal buildings. This requirement stems from a ...

The deadline to obtain a REAL ID-compliant form of identification is here. Starting Wednesday, May 7, most adults will need a REAL ID to board federally regulated commercial aircraft, access ...

As Americans scramble to their local DMV to secure their REAL ID before the deadline, some may be wondering what other forms of personal identification will be accepted at airports. On May 7 ...

You won't be able to fly domestically or access certain federal facilities without a REAL ID seal, passport, Enhanced license or other TSA-approved form of identification. More: Buffet Star in ...