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Dubbed "Bobby's Law" after 21-year-old Bobby Dewbre, who was killed by a drunk driver in 2023, this legislation will make aggravated vehicular homicide a felony for Montana drivers with a blood alcohol level of .16 or greater.

Some news from across the MT Border from earlier this month.

Not to sound like your dad, but here are some friendly reminders of what you shouldn't do this weekend in Big Sky Country.

BPD reveals the accident involving five vehicles on Wednesday at King Ave/Mullowney Lane overpass was caused by a driver under the influence. He also had no insurance.

Don't push your luck if you go out celebrating this weekend. New data shows DUI deaths nearly double during St. Patrick's Day weekend and we unfortunately live in one of the deadliest states for intoxicated driving.

This is really quite sad. I've said it over and over again, I don't understand why people get addicted to something so discusting. I really wish there was somewhere these people could go get the help they need instead of going to jail. Paying for your crime is one thing, solving the core issue (addiction) is another and much more important...

I am always deeply saddened when I hear of another person passing away due to the irresponsibility of choosing to drink drunk.  I understand that while intoxicated you can usually talk yourself into anything and you make yourself to be invincible, but after so many deaths and accidents and the numerous campaigns and the millions of families that have been affected, you would think the decision to