On Monday, the Oregon Secretary of State's office announced that officials certified the title of an initiative that would allow grocers to sell hard liquor. The proposal would be on the 2028 ballot if it moves forward.
In an innovative partnership bringing together industry professionals and law enforcement, the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA) and the National Liquor Law Enforcement Association (NLLEA), launched its inaugural Alcohol Compliance Training (ACT) program in Vermont.
Read more about the ACT program that was held in Vermont
Control states posted mixed results in July. Headwinds from four fewer selling days in Michigan and a business model change in Utah, where package agency stores transitioned from a traditional wholesale purchase model to a transfer-based model were offset by strong promotional activity in New Hampshire.
The US wine region has painstakingly built "one of the most transparent, place-driven systems in the world", the executive director of Willamette Valley Wineries Association
Read more about how Oregon wine regulations go beyond federal standards
Law enforcement agencies across North Carolina are urging drivers to make smart decisions and avoid impaired driving as part of the statewide "Booze It & Lose It" campaign, which kicked off in Fayetteville on Thursday morning.
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Reynolds, a pediatrician who has served in the Legislature for five years, is seeking to improve cannabis prevention education in schools, cap individual edibles at 10 milligrams of THC and require manufacturers provide more warning labels on their products.
Read about what steps are being taken to ban marijuana edibles
Both Wyoming Discount Liquor and Casper's own Wyoming Ale Works are planning to expand to Wyoming's capital city in the next two years. The local restauranteur and owner of both establishments laid out his plan for the venture to the Cheyenne City Council on Monday night.
The Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning (OHSP) says impaired driving - whether caused by alcohol or drugs - poses a constant threat on state and local roads.
A cocktail could cost you more here in North Carolina if the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission decides to adopt a recently proposed pricing policy.
Read more about what the minimum price will be for bars and restaurants
Great Lakes Brewing has joined 13 other beverage manufacturers and sellers in suing the state under the belief that its weed laws unconstitutionally bar them from sourcing and selling THC drinks.