Study Finds Wyoming Third Worst State For Drunk Driving
A new report from the driver's education website Zutobi ranks Wyoming as the third-worst state in the country for drunk driving in 2020.
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LCSD1 Superintendent Reassures Student Safety After DUI Incident
Crespo is reassuring families that student safety will always be a top priority after a bus driver was arrested and charged with DUI and open container.
LCSD1 Bus Driver Jailed on DUI, Open Container Charges
A Laramie County School District 1 bus driver is behind bars after he was allegedly caught driving East and South high schoolers to an activity in Spearfish, South Dakota while drunk.
Laramie Police Aiding in National Effort to Stop Drunk Driving
This holiday season, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is partnering with the Laramie Police Department to share the message about the dangers of drunk driving.
The Laramie Police Department announced this on their Facebook.
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Affidavit: Mills Woman ‘Got Drunk, Stole A Car And Crashed It In Dramatic Fashion’
She has not had an opportunity to enter pleas to the charges.
Study Shows Wyoming County Had Highest Rate of Drunk Driving
A study by 1Point21 Interactive shows that Fremont County in Wyoming had the highest rate of fatal drunk driving accidents over the past 19 years.
Governor Gordon to Join Families of UW Students in Remembrance of Drunk Driving Crash
On September 16, 2021, Governor Mark Gordon will join the families of the eight UW students who lost their lives for the 'Memory of the 8 Run,' being held at M&K Oil in Gillette, Wyoming.
Reports Say Wyoming Has Second Highest DUI Rate In U.S.
A new report says Wyoming has the second-highest DUI rate in the nation.
Wyoming HP: If You Drive Drunk This Holiday Weekend, You’ll Go To Jail
The Wyoming Highway Patrol has a message for those who choose to drive drunk this Labor Day Weekend:
Laramie County Deputies to Crack Down on Impaired Drivers
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office will be conducting high-visibility DUI enforcement from the end of August through Labor Day, the agency announced Monday.