SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Former NBA great Charles Barkley will serve only three days in jail for DUI after a judge reduced his original 10-day sentence.

Kane County's next "no-refusal" DUI crackdown may be called off after a judge ruled today that a suspected drunk driver who defied a search warrant to provide a blood sample was not guilty of contempt of court. Prosecutors had sought jail time on contempt charges against Bradford Stehlik, a Montgomery resident who was arrested Memorial Day weekend in a drunk driving crackdown, the county's ...

Charles Barkley will serve only three days in jail for DUI after a judge reduced his original 10-day sentence.

Former NBA great Charles Barkley will serve only three days in jail for DUI after a judge reduced his original 10-day sentence. Scottsdale city spokesman Mike Phillips said on Friday that a judge reviewed the case and decided that seven days should be suspended if the TNT basketball analyst completes an alcohol treatment program. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says Barkley is scheduled to ...

Barkley's DUI sentence reduced to 3 days in jail

Costa Mesa is going to try to conduct a DUI checkpoint Friday night after its previous two attempts in recent weeks had been canceled because of rain.

The Atlantic Beach Police Department will conduct a DUI patrol deployment March 28 in the 1600 block of Mayport Road.

The North Platte Telegraph KEITH COUNTY - Normally it doesn't take two law enforcement agencies to conduct a DUI arrest, but when there is 225 pounds of pot in the car, a little added assistance can help.

A woman was arrested on suspicion of felony DUI - her fifth DUI-related arrest in 10 years - in a Pontiac Firebird that should have been equipped with an ignition interlock to prevent her from getting behind the wheel while intoxicated, court papers state.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.—Former NBA great Charles Barkley will serve only three days in jail for DUI after a judge reduced his original 10-day sentence. Scottsdale city spokesman Mike Phillips said on Friday that a judge reviewed the case and decided that seven days should be suspended if the Barkley, now a TNT basketball analyst, completes an alcohol treatment program.