Dram shop laws save lives. According to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), dram shop liability laws are responsible for a 5.8% drop in fatal crashes and reduce alcohol-related car accidents overall. So, why doesn’t Kansas have them? The answer mostly comes down to the ...
Read MoreMost would guess that the rate of drunk driving increases between Christmas and New Year’s—and they are correct. According to statistics from the ...
View MoreOne of the drivers involved in wrong-way collision in Kansas City that killed the other driver has been charged with driving while intoxicated, ...
View Morehe town of Smithville, Missouri has been left in mourning after a drunk driving car crash took the life of a five-year old girl in late June 2018. ...
View MoreThe National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, commissioned by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), has published ...
View MoreThe Missouri legislature voted recently to cut funding for sobriety checkpoints to police departments from the Missouri Department of Transportation ...
View MoreCurrently, the Missouri legislature is pondering defunding sobriety checkpoints in the state with measure HB4. A sobriety checkpoint is a ...
View MoreA checkpoint near the Charles B. Wheeler Downtown Airport overnight led to 17 arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol , police said ...
View MoreTwo cities in Johnson County will have special patrols this weekend looking for people who are driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. ...
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