Drunk Driving

A local business will provide free rides on New Year’s Eve for the 19th year in a row as part of an effort to prevent drunken driving. The A-1 Safe Ride Safe Tow Home program is run by co-owners Shane Swett and Nicole Candelaria.  Along with a large team of volunteers, they will transport people – and their vehicles – get around town from roughly 3 p...

Lieutenant Gwen Smith says the Laramie Police Department has made only five DUI arrests over the past two News Year’s Eve holidays. “I believe that the programs that we have available for people in Laramie to not drive when they plan to go out and drink have had a very positive impact on the number of DUIs that we have here in town,” says Lt...

The woman accused of drunkenly backing into and injuring multiple people during the Laramie Jubilee Days celebration appeared in Albany County Circuit Court today to make pleas on five misdemeanor counts.

A new statewide advertising campaign against drunken driving takes aim at the culture of drinking and driving in Wyoming.

Many alcohol-related arrests were made over the course of Laramie Jubilee Days, which may be a sign of a growing trend of over-consumption.

As much as the carnival, beer tent and closed downtown streets are a tradition during Jubilee Days, so is an increased police presence during those events.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is reminding motorists not to drive if they've been drinking over the St. Patrick's Day weekend.

A 21-year-old Laramie man was arrested on Saturday, after witnesses say that he drunkenly caused extensive damage to both vehicles and property in West Laramie.