drunk driving

What are the odds that one day you're just driving and suddenly, a fire hydrant - that has seemingly been soaring across the sky - crashes down onto your car?

How well-behaved do you think your county is compared to others in Colorado when it comes to drinking and driving? Well here, I'll tell ya!

Colorado rock en tu idioma band, iZCALLi, is joining forces with CDOT and the Colorado State Patrol to raise awareness among the state's younger Hispanic drivers in a new bilingual PSA video.

Another DUI enforcement period begins for the fall festival season September 19.

Super Bowl weekend sacked nearly 300 impaired drivers in Colorado.

A woman has been charged with child endangerment after driving while intoxicated with an unrestrained infant in the car. Lacie L. Peterson, 29, was found unresponsive behind the wheel of her vehicle at a gas station in Springfield, Missouri...

A Florida woman facing DUI charges says police should arrest her dog instead of her. Christina Anne Marie Lamoreaux of Wildwood (near Orlando) fled the scene after crashing her car into an apartment building. When police stopped her, Lamoreaux reeked of booze and acted confused after the accident...

Have FUN! Get out, see friends, play games, eat corn on the cob, watch fireworks. And go ahead and have a beer: a glass of wine: a cocktail. Just do NOT get behind the wheel if you have had too much.

Another prom weekend and another cause to step up DUI saturation in Larimer County. Studies have linked teen drinking to 60 percent of teenage driving deaths, six percent of all prom going teens will drink on prom night and an astounding 90 percent would drive drunk after prom.

45-year old John Hite appeared in court this morning and plead guilty to felony vehicular manslaughter. Hite had been jailed for drunken driving and only released 5 hours prior to the accident the killed his son.

The Colorado Department of Transportation is asking everyone to “Drink & Don’t Drive” as they embrace the Irish heritage over St. Patrick’s Day weekend. Heightened DUI enforcement begins tonight at 6 pm and runs through 3 am on Tues., March 18.

Drunk driving laws in Colorado will be getting tougher in 2014. One of the biggest changes is that anyone who refused a field sobriety test will be branded a "persistent drunk driver" and have to install an interlock device on their vehicle.