A pair of bills in the Michigan House of Representatives would allow roadside saliva tests to screen drivers for controlled substances and indications of impairment.
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State Rep. Tom Kuhn (R-Troy) scored a win today for Michigan small business owners as the House passed his bill that brings more fairness, focus, and efficiency to state liquor regulations.
When voters go to the polls in Pearl on June 3, folks will be asked to decide on more than just elected leaders.
Also on the ballot will be whether to allow liquor sales within the city limits.
Vermont Governor Phil Scott signed H.339, a bill to permanently allow cocktails to-go in the state in support of local businesses and adult consumers, late yesterday evening.
A bipartisan effort in Michigan is pushing for roadside saliva tests to detect drugged driving, but some experts question the accuracy and privacy implications of the technology.
Oregon liquor sales have dipped in each of the past two years and are on track for a steeper decline in 2025, mirroring a national trend toward moderation that may extend beyond alcohol.
Less than one week after the state House passed a recreational marijuana bill that would put the commonwealth in charge of sales, a Senate committee voted it down.
Students from Watkins Mill High School and Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School won top honors in the 2024-25 Keeping it Safe Coalition video contest, which encourages youth to raise awareness about underage alcohol use through 30-second public service announcements.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - As Central Virginia wine grows and national interest rises, some of the women behind the bottle are questioning equity within the industry.
It's a brutal reflection that the craft beer market is no longer as hot as it once was. But it is, what it is, and the beer industry needs to be prepared.