We are in the peak of holiday season so plenty of parties and gatherings are on everyone’s calendar and for a lot of people that includes drinking. Gulfport Police and the Transportation Department are working together to remind everyone of…
A D’iberville police officer was sent to the hospital with injuries after a drunk driver struck her on the side of the road Saturday morning. According to D’Iberville Police Chief Wayne Payne at about 3:30 Saturday morning, a female officer…
A suspected drunk driver struck a power pole this afternoon in Biloxi, causing a power outage to at least 130 Mississippi Power customers. According to Biloxi police, around 4:10 this afternoon, they responded to an accident on Beauvoir and Pass…
With all the celebrating that takes place, the number of drunk drivers on the roads hike up every year during the holidays. A Saucier resident’s tragic story may change the minds of some when it comes to getting behind the…
An emotional and severe demonstration all to teach an important lesson to Ocean Springs high schoolers: don’t drink and drive. Several students covered in bloody make up participated in a realistic drunk driving demo for hundreds of their fellow classmates.…
News 25's Laurene Callander interviews Assistant Principal Justin Sutton about the Drunk Driving Presentation happening over at Oceans Springs High School today. A fake scenario set up to give a very real impact on students at Oceans Spring High School…
A Gulf Coast family lost their three children to an accident caused by a drunk driver nine years ago. For the third time, their memorial has been vandalized. Imagine losing your three children to drunk driving. Bill Downs is a…
Officers will be on full alert for those who choose to drive under the influence tonight.
Making the right decisions can save your life as well as others. That’s the message Kevin Brooks brought to the Coast.
Drunk driving is the cause of 34 percent of all the car accidents in Mississippi.
If you've been drinking and driving around Biloxi, your days may be numbered.
St. Patrick's Day brings to mind shamrocks, leprechauns, pots of gold, and good luck.
Fans don’t let fans drive drunk.
New Year’s Eve is one of the most popular nights to go out and celebrate, but don't plan on drinking and driving without the risk of some serious consequences.
As people along the Coast start celebrating the New Year Wednesday night, The Mississippi Highway Patrol will be increasing checkpoints and keeping an eye out for impaired drivers.
In this day and age, social media is becoming a staple of our everyday lives, but some websites and Facebook pages may be curbing the Mississippi Highway Patrol's efforts to minimize drunk or impaired drivers on the road.
The year is winding down, and the time of New Year’s resolutions and college football bowl games, family, and friends is quickly approaching.
The Highway Patrol will be setting up check points, weather permitting, and will have increased patrol on major roadways.
Each year in the United States, more than 10,000 people die on our roadways due to impaired driving.
This Halloween, don’t be tricked into thinking you are “OK to drive” if you celebrate with alcohol.
As of Wednesday, October 1st, Mississippi's D.U.I. laws are changing for drivers.
With the creation of a new D.U.I. task force last week, drivers can expect law enforcement to be more alert than ever for impaired driving.
Thursday, the Jackson and Harrison County District Attorney's Offices announced a joint D.U.I. task force.
Interim Sheriff Charles Britt says a Gulf Park Estates woman is behind bars Tuesday after she punched a deputy during her D.U.I. arrest late Monday night.