Travelers passing through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport may still feel the effects of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Airport officials say staffing shortages continue to affect TSA checkpoints,

Airports ​in Baltimore, Houston, New York, New Orleans and Dallas, which have all experienced massive delays in recent weeks, all reported ‌very short lines on Monday. The sta

TSA agents are finally getting paychecks after working weeks without pay. The ongoing partial government shutdown means future pay is still uncertain.

TSA workers across the country are starting to receive about a month's worth of back pay after President Trump signed an executive order last week. Kris Van Cleave reports.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro said the TSA administrator confirmed ICE, CBP and Secret Service workers are still being paid.

After going more than five weeks without pay, most officers received two full retroactive paychecks on Monday.

TSA officers at Philadelphia International Airport have started receiving back pay, but plenty of people have questions about whether that will continue.

TSA officers have been told to expect their paychecks next week after the president signed an executive order authorizing it. Workers received a text message from the agency Friday afternoon saying they would be paid “at the direction of the president,