So much for that ankle bracelet then. Troubled starlet Lindsey Lohan was arrested early Tuesday morning on a cocktail of DUI charges, driving with a suspended license and cocaine possession. (The Smoking Gun has the mug shot.) If this sounds all too familiar, it's because this new arrest comes just three months after her last drink-driving arrest, an incident that prompted a lengthy stay in ...

DUI arrests have nearly doubled in Moon since 2002, jumping from 70 to 132 in 2006, according to Pennsylvania crime statistics.

Lindsay Lohan is in hiding, just one day after her DUI arrest and disturbing mug shot made headlines around the world. Now Paris Hilton – who recently did jail time for violating the terms of her probation stemming from her own DUI arrest – is breaking her silence.

A Kentucky State Police trooper has been arrested on DUI and other charges for a July 4 car crash that injured himself and a family of four.

Seventeen intoxicated drivers were nabbed and dozens of citations were issued last Saturday night as part of a regional DUI sweep by Pierce and Kitsap county law enforcement.

When Lindsay Lohan was in a hit-and-run on Memorial Day weekend that resulted in pending DUI and possession of cocaine charges and a six-week stint in rehab, I didn’t care. We know and expect most young Hollywood stars to have some sort of run-in with the law (see: Drew Barrymore, McCauly Caulkin).

An Elmore County man charged with reckless murder in the weekend traffic death of an off duty Montgomery police officer had already been convicted of three previous DUI's and other driving-related offenses.

DU QUOIN - A Perryville, Mo., woman involved in an accident last month that resulted in the death of Du Quoin resident Donna Davis has been charged with two counts of aggravated DUI in Jackson County Circuit Court.

DUI CHARGES Nicolas Richard, 34, of 1300 Lee Drive, Apartment 267, Moon Township, around 1:45 a.m. July 14 by Moon police on Business Route 60. Officers said he failed field sobriety tests. ---

PINCKNEYVILLE - Pinckneyville's city council approved on Monday the purchase of a digital video camera for the police department's new squad car. Chief Buddy Day says the camera would cost an estimated $5,082 and would be paid for out of the city's DUI fund.