drunk driving

With the holiday weekend coming up, it's a good time to decide how you'll get around town if you have some drinks.

It's amazing how we're so aware, yet are terrible about doing it.

DWI cases surge in Amarillo, highlighting need for responsible decision-making when drinking.

Supporters of lowering the limit say it will save many lives, while detractors feel it could put too much of a burden on our law enforcement officers.

Carson County Sheriff's attempting to conduct a traffic stop on I-40 chases drunk driver into Amarillo on New Year's.

There was a time in Texas when you could be extremely drunk and it was legal.

A Tyler, TX Man Will Be Spending The Rest Of His Life Behind Bars After Racking Up An Astonishing Arrest Record.

But no matter where you're driving, please 'drive like ya know each other.' And put the phone down, please. We want you to get where you're going SAFELY.

Back on December 22, 2021, a family of 5 was killed when someone ran into them head-on as they were out looking at Christmas lights.

July 4th is among us! It's a time to celebrate not only our independence, and moving on from the hot dumpster fire mess that is Covid-19. for the most part we made it. yep there's a hiccup or two with variants out there, for the most part tho we're on track for a great 4th of July weekend and all the drinking that sometimes comes with it...

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

If you get caught driving drunk in Amarillo, you will need very deep pockets and a friend at Facebook to keep it under wraps.