A new law in Pennsylvania closes a loophole that allowed repeat DUI offenders to be treated as first-time offenders again.

A new Pennsylvania DUI law closes a loophole involving a diversion program, changing how repeat offenses are counted and increasing penalties for some drivers.

The law also changes a recent court ruling that limits how prior DUI cases are counted. As a result, repeat offenders will ...

Penalties for a first-time DUI depend on BAC levels. They can include monetary fines, a temporary license suspension, attendance in alcohol highway safety school, and, for higher levels, possible jail ...

TOWANDA — Bradford County District Attorney Richard Wilson announced Wednesday that he will once again be offering ...

Major changes are coming to two offenses that threaten thousands in Lancaster County with prison sentences: driving under ...

(WHTM) — When it comes to Pennsylvania DUI laws, advocates say they are a start, but not enough. Mothers Against Drunk Driving wants the state to fix what they call a “flawed” ignition interlock ...

BREININGSVILLE, Pa. - The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) announced on Friday that there will be a Driving Under the ...

A new law in Pennsylvania closes a loophole that allowed repeat DUI offenders to be treated as first-time offenders again.