TSA

Maybe you want to bring your signature dish to your family holiday dinner or maybe you want to take mom's Christmas leftovers back with you: here's what TSA will and won't let you carry on a plane.

Here we go again.

Flyin' high!

Have plans to fly anytime soon? Experts say New Yorkers should brace for what they've dubbed ‘Flightmare.’

For the fourth time this year, a traveler at Hancock International Airport in Syracuse has been found with a gun in his luggage.

Democrat U.S. Senator Charles Schumer and republican U.S. Senator from Arkansas Lisa Murkowski introduced an amendment to the Senate budget resolution that would prohibit the TSA from allowing small knives onto airplanes.

U.S. Senator Charles Schumer wants the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to reverse its newly-announced plan to allow passengers to bring small knives and other items, like golf clubs and hockey sticks, onto planes. Schumer said the TSA's new policy puts passengers and crew members in danger. He said the items, which were banned after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, could be used as weapon