Travelers who were prepared to pack their patience at BWI Thurgood Marshall airport after days of reported long security lines, found rather a welcome sight Sunday.

Wait times at BWI Airport have improved after long delays, as TSA agents await their first paycheck during the ongoing partial government shutdown. Travelers are still advised to arrive early.

By Sunday afternoon, BWI Marshall Airport advised travelers to arrive three hours early as long security lines persisted, driven in part by staffing shortages among Transportation Security ...

There was no line outside BWI-Marshall Airport to get into the concourse like there was Saturday. This comes after Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel deployed Saturday afternoon to ...

ICE started assisting TSA agents at BWI on Saturday afternoon, according to a statement from the airport. This comes as ...

Baltimore-Washington International is currently in the eye of the storm, as long TSA lines and staffing shortages frustrate travelers.

Perhaps some hope on the horizon, TSA reports agents should start getting paid on Monday after President Trump signed an executive order late last week.

Trump's executive order instructed the Department of Homeland Security to pay TSA officers immediately, although it's unclear when the impact of that move will start to be felt at airports.

After abnormally long wait times at airports like BWI on Saturday, some travelers want to know how to check waits before heading to the airport.

Madeleine Rivera reports live from Washington D.C. on the "Airport Nightmare," highlighting the significant disruptions at ...