DrunkDriving

    By Kiplinger

    | 11:00AM 1/25/2012
    As we've struggled with our tax returns, trying to come up with extra deductions, we've all taken a few flights of fancy. Most of us decide not to push our luck. But some people have successfully claimed write-offs for things that most of us wouldn't dream of claiming.

    By Sheryl Nance-Nash

    | 6:00AM 12/07/2011
    Amid all the good cheer, the holiday season hides a sobering number of financial pitfalls -- and not just ones that involve overspending. Here's a look at seven dangers you might not have considered, along with steps you can take to make sure your holidays are more happy than hazardous.

    By Zac Bissonnette

    | 1:00PM 12/28/2009
    On the way to the gym this morning, I heard some disturbing news on the radio: John Knowlton, 27, of Onset, Mass., was flown by medical helicopter to Massachusetts General Hospital after he sustained serious injuries when a drunk driver, who had five previous drunk-driving arrests on his record,...

    By Lita Epstein

    | 11:30AM 12/07/2009
    Deborah Firman filed suit against Becon Construction and Life Insurance Company, a Cigna company, for more than $200,000 it's refusing to pay for the death of Gilberto Espinoza, who died on Sept. 20, 2008, in a single-vehicle drunken driving accident in Trimble County, Ky. Cigna refused to pay the...

    By Madhusmita Bora

    | 2:00PM 11/03/2009
    The motorized chair involved in a DUI crash that grabbed international headlines is again parked on eBay for bids. According to news reports the chair drove up bids to nearly $40,000 before the makers of La-Z-Boy pulled the brakes on the final hours of auction objecting to the chair being called...

    By Bruce Watson

    | 12:00PM 9/10/2008
    When I was 11-years-old, my parents brought me with them to a convention in Mexico City, a wonderful town where the wine was delicious, the water was unpalatable and the drinking age was largely dependent on one's ability to hold a glass. In a desperate effort to ward off scurvy and intestinal...

    By Tracy Coenen

    | 4:30PM 1/29/2008
    For some reason, calling 911 while you're behind the wheel of a moving car and telling them that you're too drunk to drive is probably not a good idea. A Wisconsin woman now has a $740 ticket for operating while intoxicated for doing just that.Pat Dykstra called 911 after her boyfriend (who was...