DUI

In Tazewell County, deputy sheriff John Shallenberger is taking time to educate about the consequences of drinking and driving.

A Peoria woman was sentenced to four years in prison on Thursday, after prosecutors said she struck and killed a man on an electric bike while she was driving under the influence of cannabis.

In February, Stephanie Melgoza, 24, pleaded guilty to two counts each of aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol and aggravated reckless driving.

Police in northwestern Illinois will soon try out new tests meant to quickly detect if drivers have drugs in their systems. Carol Stream police will begin…

Police across Illinois are stepping up patrols this weekend in an effort to keep roadways safe as people celebrate Halloween.Illinois State Police, the…

The expression “it takes a village” was on clear display in Washington, Ill., on Thursday.Multiple agencies and businesses in the community pitched in to…

The community services coordinator for Peoria’s Don’t Shoot program has resigned. Krista Coleman was arrested for D-U-I and a related accident with…

Illinois will begin putting ignition locking devices on the vehicles of drivers with two or more drunken driving convictions.The ignition interlock…

The East Peoria Police Department reminds drivers to plan ahead and designate a sober driver. Reminding motorists that it is illegal to drive with a…

Two bills that would affect motorists with repeat drunken driving convictions are awaiting final votes in the Illinois House.One bill would require…