Deputies have released the latest list of those arrested in Lee County for DUI.

EDWARDSVILLE — A serial drunken driver who killed three people in a wrong-way crash pleaded guilty to felony charges Tuesday and was ordered to spend 28 years in prison, the maximum penalty.

The Herald-News reports: A man charged with drunken driving in a crash that killed a Yorkville woman was found dead in his apartment this weekend. Jeffrey Weiten was charged with drunken driving Friday, after he was involved in a crash near a Yorkville restaurant. He apparently died of self-inflicted wounds, police said. Get the full story: suburbanchicagonews.com

Before she was charged with drunken driving after a crash that killed her daughter, Judith Ramirez had a history of DUIs that led to suspensions of her driving privileges and warrants for her arrest.

Drunken driving arrests in Aurora rose 6.4 percent last year, ranking the city number five on the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists' annual DUI survey. Aurora had a total of 447 drunken driving arrests during 2009, up from the 420 arrests made in 2008.

The AVOID the 13 Sonoma County DUI Task Force announced Tuesday that officers had arrested 56 drunk drivers countywide during the four-day Memorial Day weekend.

A woman with five DUI convictions is in jail facing four more DUI charges between Missoula and Flathead Counties. Kimberly Bloss is facing two DUI charges in Flathead County and two more in Missoula County.

Records show a judge agreed with D'Anne Leigh Mica's defense attorney that police made a bad stop when they pulled her over in January. Prosecutors dropped a DUI charge against D'Anne Leigh Mica, daughter of U.S. Rep. John Mica, after an Orange County judge granted a defense motion to suppress the woman's initial stop by the police, according to court records and sources familiar with the case.

A state commission is expected to determine later this month if the Montana Office of Public Defenders will partake or abstain from working with proposed DUI courts.