Drunk Driving

Drugs and alcohol contribute to a number of accidents in Colorado. Many happen because the driver is impaired not by alcohol or illegal drugs, but legal drugs.

Across the nation, some cities and towns see a markedly higher prevalence of DUIs—posing a threat to those communities’ drivers.

It looks like drunk driving is on the rise in Colorado.

It seems that Colorado lawmakers have possibly lost their minds.

Until now, perhaps it has been a bit unclear what happens when a suspected drunk driver refuses a roadside sobriety test, but it's about to become crystal clear.

Mesa County law enforcement agencies are doing a good job keeping drunk and drugged drivers off of the street. With your help, they could do even more.

One of the biggest problems in America today is drunk driving, but how bad is the DUI problem in the state of Colorado?

Know when to say "Wow!"

Tostitos wants people to eat, drink and be safe this Super Bowl.

'Tis the season to be jolly, but, unfortunately, it's also the time when too many people are hitting the road while under the influence of alcohol - and risk facing Colorado's mounting consequences.