The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found ignition interlock devices can reduce repeat DWI offenses by about 70%.

A drunk driver seriously injures or kills one or more people. Often the impaired driver has one or more DWI arrests ...

In the wake of a tragic crash involving a suspected drunk driver that claimed the lives of Desiree and Max Mooney, a local ...

The new bill would extend the amount of time DWI offenders must use an ignition interlock system in their vehicles.

There is a push in the Minnesota Legislature to reform the state's DWI rules after an accused drunk driver plowed through a St. Louis Park restaurant patio late last summer, killing two people and ...

A 32-year-old Stafford woman was arrested for her third DUI in the past year, just one day after being charged with her ...

Over St. Patrick's Day weekend, a young couple was struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver. Now local attorneys and ...

"He would've been on interlock and not able to get behind that ... drivers need one for at least a year if they've had one prior DWI in the previous decade. The proposal doubles that "lookback ...

Two state lawmakers are proposing a bipartisan bill that would crack down on repeat drunk drivers — a response to last summer ...