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You'll notice additional police presence on local roadways in the days surrounding the 4th of July - here's why.

It's Super Bowl weekend and chances are you are heading to a party to watch the big game. Make sure you plan and designate a driver. Police will be out in full force with sobriety checkpoints.

With the Thanksgiving holiday approaching, police throughout New York State are out in full force to enforce their DWI campaign.

New York is not only grappling with rising motor vehicle fatalities, the state is also among the top 10 states with the most DUI arrests.

There are often a lot of questions regarding if its permissible for police officers to pull you over randomly without reasonable articulable suspicion that you committed a crime.

Students reported his alarming behavior to school staff

A driving record so bad, police issued a public safety notice.

A Troy woman was taken into custody over the weekend after being pulled over for driving without tires on the right side of her vehicle.

Your bad decisions could cost you $10,000 this 4th of July weekend.

It's Super Bowl weekend and although we may not be having huge parties, there still may be small get-togethers. If you plan on watching the big game and then driving home after, make sure you are sober or have a designated driver.

Starting Thursday December 17th and continuing through January 1st you will notice more New York Police Officers patrolling the highways and byways as part of New York's STOP-DWI campaign.

Make sure you celebrate St. Patrick's Day weekend safely. The New York State Police will be out in full force to keep you safe right through Wednesday.