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From now through January 1, 2022, to help keep drunk or drug-impaired drivers off the streets during the holiday season, the Crook County Sheriff's Office is teaming up with other local law enforcement and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to spread the message that drunk or drug-impaired driving is dangerous and illegal. With more people on the roads traveling to holiday festivities and vacations, there is a higher occasion for impaired-driving crashes. Please help us spread this lifesaving message and remove drunk or drug-impaired drivers from our nation's highways...

The Berrien County Sheriff's Department will be holding a buzzed driving campaign heading into Labor Day while law enforcement nationwide are taking part in the

Baxter Bulletin Around the county, April 20 has become unofficially known as "Weed Day." In Arkansas, state police want drivers to know that driving high can still result in serious consequences.  During the past week, Arkansas State Troopers and law enforcement officers across the state intensified patrols looking for drivers who are impaired by drugs.  The operation is part of a five-state plan directed toward the dangerous practice of driving while under the influence of both illegal and legal drugs. The "If You Feel Different, You Drive Different. Drive High, Get a DWI," kicked off Sun...

Arkansas State Troopers and law enforcement officers across the state will intensify their patrols in the coming days looking for drivers who are impaired by drugs. The special operation is part of a five state plan directed toward the dangerous practice of driving while under the influence of both illegal and legal drugs. The “If You Feel Different, You Drive Different — Drive High, Get a DWI” campaign will kick off Sunday and continue through Tuesday Law enforcement agencies in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska are participating in the coordinated operation to get drug imp...

Arkansas patrol agencies to join 5-state operation aimed at reducing drug-impaired driving Arkansas State Police said it doesn’t have to be an illegal substance to cause impairment, it can be medicine for a cold or sleep aid. The Operation begins April 18. Author: 5NEWS Web Staff Updated: 12:43 AM CDT April 15, 2021 ARKANSAS, USA — Arkansas State Police (ASP) and law enforcement agencies across the state will intensify patrols next week for a special five-state operation aimed at cracking down on drivers who drive while under the influence of both illegal a...