In October 2018, Oklahoma officially restructured its alcohol laws through the passing of State Question 792. This marked a significant change in how beer, wine, and spirits are sold across the State. The law allowed stronger alcoholic beverages to be sold in more retail locations and permitted refrigeration of products that were previously kept warm …
During this Labor Day weekend, the National Safety Council estimates that 421 deaths will occur and that there will be an additional 48,400 injuries that require medical attention. While these statistics may seem daunting, there are ways to help prevent accidents and injury to you or your loved ones. Here are some safety tips we …
Every year, drunk driving accidents in Tulsa leave victims facing serious injuries, financial strain, and emotional trauma. While Oklahoma laws prohibit driving under the influence, alcohol-related crashes still happen—often with devastating consequences. Whether you’re a victim, a family member, or someone trying to understand your legal options, knowing what to do after a DUI crash …
Over a weekend in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, a 25-year-old driver crashed into a power pole, knocking out electricity to nearby neighborhoods. Thankfully, no one was injured, but the crash caused significant disruption and left the community shaken. Police arrived on the scene and found alcohol in the vehicle. After the driver failed a field sobriety …
Motor vehicle accidents continue to be a significant public safety issue in the United States. In 2016, more than 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes, marking the first time that traffic fatalities reached such a high point in nearly a decade. This alarming trend requires urgent action from both individuals and lawmakers to reduce …
This year marks the 30thanniversary of the MADD “Tie One On for Safety” campaign. This is the leading public awareness campaign that brings light to the importance of designating a sober driver during the holiday season. Thousands of innocent lives are tragically taken every year due to drunk drivers. Sadly, the holiday season is no …
On Thursday, 3/17 thousands of people in Tulsa will gather with friends and family to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. As with every holiday, many people will be out and about enjoying parades and festivities, and there will be a lot of drinking going on as well. So please, think about things. Plan ahead if you’re going …
Drunk Driving remains a very serious and widespread problem in Oklahoma and throughout the United States. The most recent data about Alcohol-Impaired Driving released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that these types of accidents still happen with disturbing regularity: In 2014, nearly 10,000 people were killed in traffic accidents involving alcohol. Alcohol-impaired …
Drunk driving crashes are more common than most people realize—and far more devastating. From broken bones and brain injuries to permanent losses and wrongful death, these accidents leave families struggling with medical bills, missed work, and emotional pain. In cities like Tulsa and Oklahoma City, these cases continue to rise, especially around major holidays. If …
Halloween is a night kids look forward to all year. It’s a chance to dress up, have fun, and collect candy with friends. But as families in Tulsa prepare their costumes and decorations, it’s also essential to prepare for safety. Halloween is one of the most dangerous nights of the year for child pedestrians. Many …
