Utah man accused of DUI following deadly accident
A 44-year-old Utah man is facing DUI charges following a car accident. According to police, the man was driving without a license in late May
A 44-year-old Utah man is facing DUI charges following a car accident. According to police, the man was driving without a license in late May
While alcohol is often consumed without many consequences, it can be dangerous. Alcohol can cause people to use poor judgment, it can slow reaction times
The Utah Court of Appeals recently upheld the drunk driving conviction of a woman who caused a car accident in Lehi. The woman was allegedly
Extra drunk driving checkpoints and patrols are planned throughout Utah this weekend. Memorial Day Weekend is one of the most common times for police forces
The Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training Council recently suspended a longtime police officer for drunk driving. The board is tasked with disciplining police officers
The Utah Highway Patrol recently reported an increase in Utah drunk driving arrests during the New Years’ Eve holiday. UHP officers arrested at least 107
The AAA recently announced that it is joining the National Transportation Safety Board in advocating for the expanded use of alcohol-ignition interlock devices. Interlocks are
A Utah father has been arrested for drunk driving after being involved in a minor car accident while driving his two young children. Authorities say
A Utah Highway Patrol Officer with a prolific history of making drunk driving arrests recently admitted to violating department policies during traffic stops. The details
Assume you are pulled over by a cop, and you are stone cold SOBER. The cop asks you to take a breath test. You feel
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