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Drunk drivers are a menace on the roads of Hampton Roads and elsewhere. They cause numerous wrecks, injuries, and deaths. Recently, Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers secured a $700,000 settlement against a drunk driver who re...

Rideshare and ride-hailing companies have taken over from taxis in many cities. They provide a cheaper and easier way of getting home after a night out. The news that the company behind the Waterside District recently se...

Drunk driving is a massive menace on the roads of Virginia. Almost a third of all road deaths in the Commonwealth are caused by alcohol or drugs. Police brought a DUI manslaughter charge after a fatal I-64 wreck in Hampt...

Alcohol claims far too many lives and injures numerous other people on the highways of Virginia. We were saddened to read how police say alcohol was a possible factor in a double fatal James City County wreck this week. ...

Drunk driving is a scourge of our society that accounts for thousands of deaths every year. It’s therefore, particularly upsetting when people who we hold us as role models are arrested for DUIs. The latest celebri...

In vehicle alcohol detection sensors form part of a new partnership launched in Virginia to fight against drunk drivers as the Commonwealth leads the way in a national partnership. Virginia has become the first state in ...

Operating a boat under the influence of alcohol can be just as dangerous as being behind the wheel of a car. Drunken boating in Virginia also carries a stiff sentence. On Saturday morning, 10 people were rescued from the...

Despite the increasingly harsh criminal penalties for drunk driving, alcohol continues to be a major contributing cause of car crashes throughout Virginia. According to the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, there we...

Over the summer months, intoxicated driving in Virginia Beach is a major problem. Many people are out at bars, breweries and restaurants. They often take a chance and get behind the wheel after drinking. Some people beli...

We are now in what’s known as the “100 deadly days” for teen drivers. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, a combination of drunk and distracted driving proves to be a deadly cocktail. Alcohol fuels teen...