Hell-no Kitty. Transportation Security Administration officials in Albany are warning travelers about a concerning uptick in ...

Leave your self-defense gear at home or risk confiscation, warns TSA. You may be surprised what weapon they're referring to.

Transportation Security Administration officers in a portion of the Northeast are seeing a rise in a type of self-defense weapon ... might appear as a harmless cat keychain, but the weapons ...

Cat eyes are self-defense weapons similar to brass knuckles. TSA checkpoints in New York are now detecting a spike in these.

Kuhnle’s cat, Oakley, often brings random items to her front porch. She told The News Tribune that she has seen women’s sandals, men’s shoes, clothing and even a bag of keychains on her porch.

However, it's important to note that other pets, such as rabbits and guinea pigs, remain legal to consume. Former President Trump signed the bill into law on Dec. 20, 2018. Under the Dog and Cat ...

Often used for self-defense, cat eyes are typically attached to keychains, so it's likely that people forget that they have the weapon when going through a security checkpoint, a TSA spokesperson ...

Fall travel is here:Here's how to save money on your next trip Often used for self-defense, cat eyes are typically attached to keychains, so it's likely that people forget that they have the ...