KVOA weatherman Guarino faces DUI charge

Rob Guarino

KVOA weatherman Guarino faces DUI charge

KVOA chief meteorologist Rob Guarino was arrested on suspicion of DUI early Friday.

Blood tests in DUI cases challenged

SCOTTSDALE - The accuracy of blood-testing equipment used by Scottsdale police in drunken driving cases is being challenged.

Former Bourque CEO gets 41/2 yrs. for felony DUI

The founder and former CEO of a local high-tech company was sentenced Friday to 4 1/2 years in state prison on felony drunken-driving charges.

Man who threw away severed arm let off probation early

In December 2010, Joseph Maverick was given 30 days in jail and placed on three years' probation in a bizarre case that garnered a lot of attention.

After multiple delays, CEO of Bourque faces trial on DUI charges

After rejecting a plea agreement, the founder and CEO of a local high-tech company faces trial this week on felony drunk-driving charges stemming from an arrest in 2009.

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Woman given 25-to-life for role in former boyfriend's death

Road runner: Plan ahead tonight; carry a number for a taxi

Sure, you want to ring in the new year with a bang, but you don't want to start it off with a crash.

Stabbing victim found at checkpoint; driver held in DUI

A 42-year-old woman arrested at a recent DUI checkpoint had a stabbing victim and her daughters as passengers, Pima County authorities say.

Tucson woman busted at DUI checkpoint had stabbing victim, daughters in vehicle

A 42-year-old woman arrested at a recent DUI checkpoint had a stabbing victim and her daughters as passengers, Pima County authorities say.

Attorney in fatal DUI case blames victim for collision

The attorney for a woman facing a manslaughter charge in connection with a fatal DUI collision wants prosecutors to take the case back to the grand jury.

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Tucsonan is accused of injuring baby

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Report shows Dever was legally drunk

Larry Dever

Report shows Dever was legally drunk

Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever was legally intoxicated when he lost control of his vehicle in Northern Arizona and died, a new report shows.

Report: Dever impaired, not wearing seat belt in rollover

FLAGSTAFF - Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever's toxicology tests reportedly show he had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit when he lost control of his vehicle and died, a Cochise County sheriff's spokeswoman said the family has learned.