Concealed Firearms Now Legal in Arizona Bars! © Photo Credit: Illuminaut

As of today, gun toting Arizonians are welcomed into bars, as long as they conceal their weapons and refrain from drinking alcohol while inside.

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At College Bars - The Cheaper the Drinks the Higher the Average BAC © Photo Credit: !borhgetti

For every $1.40 decrease in the cost of a standard drink at bars targeting college students, patrons are 30% more likely to exceed a BAC of 0.08, according to researchers at the University of San Diego.

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Aging Baby Boomers Are Still Getting High; Reports SAMHSA © Photo Credit: Dbking

Illegal drug use by those between the ages of 50 and 59 has doubled since 2002, reports the American Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

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Cleveland Browns Receiver Dante Stallworth Suspended for 2009 Season for DUI Manslaughter © Photo Credit: Live Life Happy

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Dante Stallworth will sit out the 2009 football season, a suspension imposed by league commissioner Roger Goodell, as a consequence for a DUI accident in Florida that left a man dead.

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Police Raid Christian Church Event for Drugs © Photo Credit: Russel J Smith

Police raided a Christian church music event in Acme Pennsylvania over the weekend, arresting 21 and seizing a significant quantity of drugs and drug paraphernalia.

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New Study Says ER Docs Should Test All Patients for Alcohol © Photo Credit: Extranoise

It has long been known that a substantial percentage of trauma victims in hospital emergency rooms present with an elevated blood alcohol level – but a new study shows that testing for alcohol in ERs, instead of just asking about drinking, helps to identify people with likely alcohol use disorders and helps to predict further medical complications.

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Drinking and Driving Declines – Drivers on Drugs Still a Big Problem © Photo Credit: Hyku

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's survey test of 11000 motorists across the country reveals a continuing decline in alcohol intoxication while driving. 16.3% of weekend nighttime drivers, however, tested positive for drug use.

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North Dakota Woman Faces Probable Jail Time for Breastfeeding While Intoxicated © Photo by by Bethany L King

A mom caught breastfeeding while intoxicated faces up to 5 years in prison. The arresting police department defends the arrest despite great controversy. Many agree that the police were right to protect the infant, others ask, "where do we draw the line?"

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Congressman Sullivan has completed an alcohol treatment stay at The Betty Ford Center in California and is returning to Washington to resume his duties. He calls his public need for help "embarrassing" but addiction experts say that his high profile treatment stay will likely inspire others to get needed treatment.

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NFL Receiver Stallworth to Serve Just 30 Days for DUI Manslaughter © Photo Credit: Y

Dante Stallworth got into his 2005 Bentley with a BAC of 0.126 and drove into Mario Reyes, killing the 59 year old construction worker. For his crime, the NFL receiver will serve 30 days in county jail.

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NYPD Detectives Caught on Video Framing 2 Innocent Brothers on Drugs Charges © Photo Credit: Neoliminal

Max and Jose Colon spent a night in jail after arresting officers reported buying cocaine from the 2 that they described as drug dealers. Surveillance camera footage proves the brothers' innocence and leads to charges against the arresting officers.

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Mike "Mad Dog" Bell Dies at a California Rehab © Mike "Mad Dog" Bell

The late professional wrestler has been battling with addictions to both alcohol and painkillers. He was found dead by a roommate at the Ramona House treatment center, in Cosa Mesa, CA.

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