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One way some states try to crack down on drunk drivers is with DUI checkpoints.

A woman in Gaylord was arrested for a DUI under the dumbest circumstances ever.

We all make mistakes in life but Governor Gretchen Whitmer isn't trying to hear that in regards to driving while under the influence. The governor refused to sign a bill that would give first-time DUI offenders a chance to wipe away their charges...

For those who have a drunk-driving conviction, the Michigan House approved an amendment to a bill for its' expungement.

The man's attorney says that the state needs to provide "some guidance so we're all on the same page."

DUI checkpoints are set up to trap drunk drivers, but does it also infringe on the rights of drivers who make the right choices and don't drink and drive? This man seems to know the law pretty well and lets the police know that without reasonable cause there is no reason for a civilian to give the police his ID.

Try not to cry so hard.

Detroit Pistons star Greg Monroe was arrested for DUI in April, and now the video of his arrest has been made public.

Sometimes I feel like the idiots of the day are really people taking us beyond our imagination to provide useful information on what not to do.  Today, I found out that Merrill Keith Moses, 63 years-old, was arrested for DUI charges while operating a motorized shopping cart.

We all can understand why people will have a love-hate relationship with the police.  Last week police in Ohio were doing great things for their community but in Arizona, police are making bad decisions. An Arizona man was arrested on DUI charges because he looked dunk to the arresting officer.

Rapper Too Short was pulled over for driving under the influence and decides to make a break for it resulting in the saddest attempt to escape the police I have ever seen. Blame it on the alcohol or just plain stupidity Too Short for a brief second made a conscious decision to run from the police, but the question I want answered is this one. Too short, where the hell were you gonna go?

Michigan has stepped up the fight against DUI's with talking urinal cakes. The state has started issuing talking urinal cakes to bars that play a recorded message when guys step up to pee.