drunk driving

An 11-year-old boy called 911 after realizing his mother was drunk and behind the wheel of the vehicle, he was in.

The "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign in Michigan continues. Police in Michigan will be adding more patrols to the roads starting tomorrow through September 3rd.

A 31-year-old woman was recently arrested after a tow truck driver noticed her swerving like crazy all over the road and called 911.

Two Michigan men in two separate incidences, were picked up on their 8th drunk driving offense. Gary Osborn riding a motorized bicycle and Douglas Bowman was driving a truck. When Bowman was pulled over he admitted to peeing his pants, I'll say!

This family was just kicking back on their couch, watching TV when all of a sudden they heard a huge crash which jolted the couch.

The holiday weekend is upon us and there are parties everywhere. That doesn't mean you need to be stupid about it though. Starting Friday and running through Monday night, the Michigan State police will be stepping up patrols to help keep the roads safe.

A 31 year-old man was not only drunk but was also traveling at over 100mph in the opposite direction when he slammed into 26 year-old Jerrica Hicks.

Drunk driving is no doubt bad news and can have some life changing and tragic endings. The woman in this video was so hammered that she was driving on the wrong side of the road with a 15-foot tree sticking out of her grill.

A jury has found Flint city councilman Eric Mays guilty in a wrong-way driving case from two years ago.

Genesee County Judge Geoffrey Neithercut sentenced 19-year-old Zachary Scott to five years in prison this week. Scott was drunk driving when he struck another vehicle, killing 35-year-old Mariah Bailey- Collins.

With nearly two weeks to go until Labor Day weekend, Michigan state law enforcement are ramping up patrols in an effort to nab those drunkards on an end of the summer bender.

For the next couple of weeks, Michigan police plan to beef up patrols in an effort to bust drunk drivers. This initiative is part of a yearly crackdown against drunken holiday motorists, which were responsible for the deaths of nearly eight people last Fourth of July weekend.