DUI

Some news from across the MT Border from earlier this month.

Not to sound like your dad, but here are some friendly reminders of what you shouldn't do this weekend in Big Sky Country.

BPD reveals the accident involving five vehicles on Wednesday at King Ave/Mullowney Lane overpass was caused by a driver under the influence. He also had no insurance.

Montana Highway Patrol and other law enforcement departments have ramped up enforcement and patrols through the New Year holiday.

A bill introduced to Congress called the Reduce Impaired Driving for Everyone Act, or RIDE Act, aims for a goal of having some form of mandatory passive alcohol sensing/testing devices in all new cars by 2024.

Williams did not stop at the scene but was later found by Montana State University Billings police

The DUI bill, requested by Attorney General Tim Fox, was tabled Friday by a House committee.

Apparently people used their heads and did not drink and drive.

A Great Falls woman has been charged with driving under the influence after allegedly crashing into a truck on 15th Street South early Sunday morning. 49-year-old Donna Miranda was driving the wrong way and collided with a truck near 4th Avenue South...

Rocker Rick Springfield was arrested Sunday night in Malibu, CA, and charged with a DUI. According to TMZ, police initially pulled over the 61-year-old for a traffic violation. However, when they noticed the smell of alcohol, Springfield was subjected to two failed sobriety tests, where he measured a .10 and a .08.

Vince Neil is headed to jail. The Mötley Crüe singer has accepted a plea deal with prosecutors in Las Vegas on Tuesday that will send the 49-year-old rocker to the slammer for two weeks followed by two weeks of house arrest in connection with a DUI arrest last summer. According to the Associated Press, Neil agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence when he appea