The 61st District Court in Grand Rapids was one of five courts included in a study evaluating the effectiveness of ignition interlock devices in reducing drunken driving rates by chronic offenders.

Without much fanfare, the Hogan administration last week revealed that it intends to submit regulations making it easier for people charged with drunk driving to voluntarily enroll in the ...

A pilot program aimed to keep the roads safe will likely continue in Tulare County. Tulare is one of four California counties requiring ignition interlock devices to ...

IT’S 636, AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY DRUNK DRIVERS ARE GOING TO THE CAPITOL TODAY DEMANDING ACTION ON A SAFETY PROGRAM THAT THEY SAY IS NOT REALLY WORKING. NEWS EIGHT’S GABRIELLE THOMAS LIVE AT THE ...

This is the first installment of “Locked Out.” 25 Investigates spent 6 months looking into the RMV’s ignition interlock program designed to keep drunk drivers from reoffending. Richard Carvalho, 47, ...

District residents convicted of drunken driving for the first time might soon be able to restore their driving privileges faster by installing ignition interlock systems on their vehicles. The devices ...

Waterford Township — An ignition interlock program used by Michigan sobriety courts has been highly effective in modifying behavior of chronic drunken-driving offenders, according to a study released ...

Governor Terry McAuliffe today approved a regulatory package developed by the Commission on Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP) to strengthen Virginia’s anti-drunk driving ignition ...

A measure that will expand the use of ignition interlock devices when drivers are convicted of driving drunk is among many laws getting the signature of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore in Annapolis. The bill ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A new DUI law, known as the "All Offender Law," will go into effect in South Carolina on Sunday, May 19. The legislation mandates that all drivers convicted of driving under the ...

ALSO ON OUR WEBSITE COVERING OUR STATE CAPITOL NOW AT 6.33 NORTH CAROLINA FAMILIES WILL BE IN RALEIGH TODAY PUSHING FOR TOUGHER IMPAIRED DRIVING LAWS. ERIN BURNETT JOINS US NOW FOLLOWING THIS STORY.