SALT LAKE CITY - Utah's capital city is considering a new ordinance that would crack down on businesses that skirt state and local liquor laws, which police say remains a problem even after a downtown nightclub was raided two years ago.
MONTANA – The state of Montana has taken the next step in allowing technologically savvy residents to simplify their wallets — not only can you pay with a single tap, you can also verify your identity.
Law enforcement in Traverse City is implementing changes to the areas where alcohol consumption is permitted in public spaces.
Governor Spencer Cox has appointed Christopher Conabee to serve on the Alcoholic Beverage Services Commission for a term of four years.
ROCK SPRINGS -- While most locals believe the city's identity is tied to its history as a mining town and its outdoor recreation opportunities, others believe there is evidence of a strong drinking culture in Rock Springs, especially law enforcement.
In a pivotal decision, the committee unanimously recommended Erica Evans for confirmation as the new director of the Department of Alcohol Beverage Services (DABS).
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Kroger has implemented a new policy requiring customers to scan their ID when purchasing alcohol, a shift from the previous practice where employees would manually verify age.
Brendan Beatty, Director of the Montana Department of Revenue (DOR), today announced that Kristan Barbour is the department's choice for the Division Administrator of the newly created Cannabis and Alcohol Regulation Division (CARD).
Backers of Initiative Petition 43, which would allow grocery stores to sell hard liquor, got a certified ballot title from the Oregon Department of Justice this week.
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-Montgomery) is seeking sponsors for a bill that would allow online grocery businesses and delivery platforms to make it legal for consumers to have wine, beer and ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages sent to their homes via online orders.