Concord, NH – The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) delivered nearly 1,000 new, unwrapped toys to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program on Friday, December 15. Throughout November and December, NHLC collected toys at its 80 New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlets and at NHLC Enforcement headquarters.
The Philadelphia City Council voted Thursday to remove bulletproof glass from the windows of some local businesses, despite a backlash from shop owners who cited safety concerns.
BOSTON, Dec. 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Drizly, the nation's first and largest online alcohol marketplace, announced today its availability in Michigan for the first time, introducing its revolutionary way to shop for adult beverages to the Greater Lansing area.
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — If you live in Raleigh and you’re craving a cold one, you don’t even need to get off your couch.
Amazon will now deliver beer and wine right to your door. It’s a part of their Amazon Prime Now service.
Commissioner Teri L. Quimby of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission was named one of the 2017 Most Notable Women Lawyers in Michigan by Crain’s Business Detroit this week.
Councilwoman Cindy Bass spent most of her day Monday explaining Bill No. 170963, also known as the “Stop and Go” bill.
ASHEVILLE – Legislation being considered in Congress this month could knock a few cents off the price of your favorite IPA, put more money in the pocket of your local brewer or make specialty liquors significantly cheaper.
Harold Wales doesn't like the idea of fundraisers, wedding parties or other groups consuming alcoholic beverages at the local library.
South Salt Lake approved a series of liquor law changes that could attract more breweries, distilleries and wineries and ultimately revitalize certain portions of the city.
The City Council unanimously approved the changes, 6-0, during its meeting Wednesday.
Lansing — The Michigan Senate on Wednesday approved legislation that would continue to prohibit liquor stores from operating within a half-mile of each other, defying efforts by state bureaucrats to scrap a longstanding proximity rule.