July Fourth is the deadliest holiday for drunk driving accidents, and Virginia is no exception. Read More >

Law enforcement said summer is the most active time for crime, but with the COVID-19 pandemic police will be trying to juggle the pandemic with keeping the peace. Read More >

As driving begins to return to normal levels across the country after months of lockdown, motorists may fall back into bad driving habits. Even though drivers know that their risky behavior is wrong, many do it anyway, particularly those involved ... Read More >

Three months into the coronavirus pandemic, the United States faces another crisis: a surge in speeding and reckless behavior on the nation’s roadways. Read More >

During unsettling times, it is easy for some to turn to alcohol to quell feelings of stress and anxiety. Caring for ourselves is a complex and personal issue, and the lawful and responsible consumption of alcohol is an important part ... Read More >

So how does Brown-Forman encourage that responsible drinking culture at events it holds or sponsors — and how can you do the same with your events? Amerman has these following suggestions. Read More >

London (CNN) — Up until relatively recently, non-alcoholic cocktails seemed like merely an afterthought for most bars. Read More >

Whether it’s for a New Year’s resolution or for health reasons, Americans have jumped aboard the Dry January bandwagon, which originated in Britain. Read More >

Advertising strategies used by beer companies appear to influence underage drinking, according to new research from Iowa State. Read More >

These reports and detailed tables present estimates from the 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). Read More >

Law enforcement agencies across Virginia will monitor 120 checkpoints with 640 saturation patrols as part of the state’s 18th annual Checkpoint Strikeforce DUI enforcement and outreach campaign in the weeks before Labor Day, the largest effort in years. Read More >

The first thoughts of back-to-college season typically involve endless trips to Ikea and Target, where dorm room accoutrements are agonized over and purchased. Read More >