CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT)- Starting this week, young people in Chesterfield better be extra careful if they feel like partying. A massive drunk driving crackdown has launched, involving the organization Substance Abuse Free Environment Inc. (SAFE), local and state police.

Grant money totaling $340,000 has gone into figuring out why young people get DUI's, targeting Chesterfield County. Surveys were aimed at 18 to 24-year-old's in Chesterfield, and at least 10 other localities across Virginia. The result- 47 percent of young people in the county thought they could slip under police radar, if they drove while drunk.

Now, a message is being propelled through commercials, radio ads and seven billboards across the county- DUI's cost lives and money.

Regina Whitsett, with SAFE, is helping to coordinate the crackdown in Chesterfield County.

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT)- While the debate continues about banning certain types of guns, a Texas group says it's found a way to make it easier for anyone to get one.

This week, Defense Distributed released a video claiming to have created a working plastic gun you can print at home.

This is technology that could bypass laws and allow anyone to get a gun. All you need is a 3D printer. Those printers are sold online and quickly coming down in price.

It's called a "wiki weapon." Defense Distributed has been testing parts and posting videos for the last year. Before this weekend, they had only tested parts separately - including the lower receiver. That's the part of the gun that is licensed. It has a serial number. If you can make the receiver, then you've essentially got the gun.

CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT)- All lanes of I-95 south in Chesterfield are back open after a crash caused major delays Wednesday morning.

The interstate was closed southbound at mile marker 58 (Walthall), according to VDOT. 

The crash initially also closed the center and right lanes, but VDOT reports both are now back open.

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