Distracted driving

Officials are warning Michigan drivers to be aware of a significant crackdown that could lead to serious consequences for breaking traffic laws.

The Kent County Sheriff's Office (KCSO), along with other police departments across Michigan, is increasing efforts to identify distracted drivers. If caught, violators could face substantial fines, community service requirements, and points added to their driver's license.

Michigan police are warning drivers that they plan to step up their enforcement of a recent law to keep people safe on the roads immediately.

Michigan drivers can expect more Michigan police to enforce a law that went into effect recently.

Ohio authorities have made it clear that crackdowns will begin with new driving laws. Drivers can also expect to pay hefty fines for violating one new rule.

We have all done it -- stopped by a drive thru and then ate our food while driving -- but is it legal in Michigan?

There are some crazy drivers in Michigan

This week in Michigan and Wisconsin law enforcement is looking for distracted drivers in a very unique way

This is long overdue.

As crazy as it sounds, there's nothing really on the books that say you can't drive while wearing headphones and earbuds in Michigan.