Real ID

With just six months to go before REAL ID goes into full enforcement, just 22 percent of Minnesotans have a REAL ID or enhanced driver's license.

The deadline to get a REAL ID in order to board a flight in the United States has been pushed out due to COVID-19.

It's time to decide if you need to upgrade your driver's license to a REAL ID or an Enhanced driver's license.

There are a few new laws to keep in mind that will be taking effect in our great state this coming year, some even went into practice on the first.

Driver's license renewals won't be available Friday while the Stearns County License Centers update their system for REAL ID.

Minnesota officials say standard driver's licenses should be accepted for domestic flights until October 2020 as stronger Real ID requirements roll out.

Minnesota residents can use their driver's licenses to board domestic flights for at least the next year.

Minnesota officials' efforts to upgrade driver's licenses so they pass muster for domestic flights have hit a snag.

Gov. Mark Dayton is pressing lawmakers to grant driver's licenses to immigrants living in Minnesota illegally as part of the effort to comply with stronger federal ID requirements.

The Minnesota House has passed a Real ID bill by a vote of 72-58 after years of concern about government overreach and data privacy surrounding the federal law.