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KNBN NewsCenter1 December 23, 2020 RAPID CITY, S.D. — Not wanting to spoil any holiday fun, the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office has a few safety tips so we can make the most of the season. With Christmas and the New Year only days away, law enforcement will be ramping up their efforts – and that will be no different in the Black Hills. In preparation, the Sheriff’s Office has partnered with the National Transportation Safety Board for several campaigns, including “Drive Sober or Ge...

Housing and Development Newsletter “This year has been challenging and difficult on all of us,” said Sgt. John Maxwell. “The last thing we need is more heartbreak and tragedy. Make the right choice by not driving impaired so everyone can have a safe holiday.” The Goleta Police Department reminds the public that impaired driving is not just caused by alcohol. Prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and marijuana can also impair, especially in combination with alcohol and other ...

By Staff | December 24, 2020 | Filed under: News   MONTGOMERY – Alabama may not have a white Christmas, but its bridges and roadways could become icy later this holiday week, with forecasts calling for freezing precipitation, particularly Thursday, December 24, and into Friday, December 25.   The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) urges motorists planning to travel this week to be prepared for hazardous road conditions, in addition to the typical heavier-than-normal holiday traffic....

The state launched a campaign titled  Vision Zero in an effort to bring the number of fatalities on the roads to zero within the state.  As of Wednesday, North Dakota has had 95 motor vehicle fatalities.  Compared to last year, the state had 100 fatalities.  Lauren Bjork with NDDOT says that they are seeking everyone’s help in not exceeding 100 deaths this year. Recently, the state completed the  Click it or Ticket campaign to get more people to wear a seatbelt.  The campaign resulted i...

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign underway in Santa Maria and last updated 2020-12-22 18:23:27-05 The Santa Maria Police Department is taking part in the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign. The campaign will include officers on patrol looking for drivers suspected of being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. It will continue through New Years Day. Impaired driving includes prescription medication, over-the-counter drugs and marijuana. Funding for the program comes ...

The Post and Courier on a bill that will help strengthen partnerships between historically black colleges and universities and federal agencies: Among the notable bills awaiting President Donald Trump’s signature during his last weeks in office is a welcome bipartisan measure to help strengthen partnerships between historically black colleges and universities and federal agencies. The HBCU PARTNERS Act writes into law a Trump executive order raising the profile of HBCUs within the federal go...

Holiday enforcement ramping up FacebookTwitterEmail With winter holidays approaching, the Illinois Department of Transportation and Illinois State Police are urging travelers to buckle up and drive sober as law enforcement agencies statewide ramp up their Click It or Ticket and Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaigns to ensure a safer holiday season. “If traveling is necessary over the holidays, we urge the public to take some simple steps to help everyone reach their destinations safely,”...

Police blotter for week of Dec. 23 Driver facing multiple felony charges for substances A Brown County man has been charged with three felonies after dispatch received multiple 911 calls about his vehicle. The incident occurred on June 16, but charges were filed on Dec. 2. Capt. Michael Moore stopped Daniel Majors Sr., 59, of Christianburg Road for driving left of center. Police had received several calls about a possible impaired driver. The police report said Majors was visibly impaired, unab...

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From The Tribune staff reports MONTGOMERY – Alabama may not have a white Christmas, but its bridges and roadways could become icy later this holiday week, with forecasts calling for freezing precipitation, particularly on Thursday, Dec. 24, and into Friday, Dec. 25. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) urges motorists planning to travel this week to be prepared for hazardous road conditions, in addition to the typical heavier-than-normal holiday traffic. “The days leading up to Christm...