The St. Charles Police Department will be conducting a two-week enforcement period in connection with the Traffic Safety Campaign "You Drink and Drive, You Lose" beginning March 31. Off-duty St. Charles officers will be hired back to conduct additional DUI enforcement with an emphasis on speeding and safety belt violations. Call (630) 377-4435.

KENNEWICK -- Washington State Patrol and the local law enforcement will have extra patrols out this weekend. It's part of a statewide campaign to stop DUI's.

Drunk drivers beware; DUI checkpoints are once again underway in Raleigh County.

A New Castle man was driving with a blood-alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit when he crashed into the car of a New Castle couple, killing the woman and critically injuring the man, state police said.

The Huntsville Police Department and its eight-man DUI task force made more DUI arrests in 2007 than any other agency in the state, according to statistics the department received from the state this week.

A DUI check lane in the 2900 block of South Hydraulic late Thursday and early Friday resulted in four arrests but no DUI charges. Wichita police spokesman Gordon Bassham said two people were arrested for driving with suspended or revoked licenses. He said one person was arrested for possession of drugs and another for possession of a weapon. Police checked 80 cars during the operation, ...

A South Lake Tahoe man accused of being drunk when he hit two Incline Village residents in a November pedestrian vs. vehicle accident had his preliminary hearing continued this week.

A DUI check lane in the 2900 block of South Hydraulic late Thursday and early today resulted in four arrests but no DUI charges. Wichita police spokesman Gordon Bassham said two people were arrested for driving with suspended or revoked licenses. He said one person was arrested for possession of drugs and another for possession of a weapon. Police checked 80 cars during the operation, Bassham ...

Sioux Falls Skyforce player Jason Klotz has been released from the team after being charged with DUI and marijuana possession.

WEST VIRGINIA -- A Monongalia County jury convicted Brian Stone Friday in a drunken driving crash that killed 5 people. They convicted him of all 25 counts, including DUI and leaving the scene of a crash.