At Killingtons Restaurant and Pub in Huntersville, they've adjusted their hours since the "brunch bill" that allows Sunday morning alcohol sales passed.
At Block Bistro, they're seeing an additional, earlier brunch rush at 10 a.m. Sundays.
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Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency is reporting that alcohol poisoning has killed three and left more than 40 people hospitalized in southern Iran.
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More grade school- and middle school-aged children say they've tried alcohol or were willing to try alcohol, according to a report on underage drinking released by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board this month.
The biennial Report on Underage and High-Risk Drinking looks at current levels and trends of underage and college drinking and looks at prevention strategies by state and local agencies.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY, NC-The first phase of a feasibility study concerning an Alcohol Beverage Control Commission store in Davidson County will begin sometime next month.
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The Granite State has joined the rest of New England in decriminalizing marijuana after Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday signed House Bill 640.
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Budweiser may be the "King of Beers," but its newest beer labels remind Virginians that the state motto is "Thus Always to Tyrants."
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LONDON — Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe recently announced new export sales and a new distribution partnership for Hardywood Park Craft Brewery while on his trade and marketing mission to Europe.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Six wine distributors in West Virginia have sued Minnesota-based Johnson Brothers Liquor Co. and the state operation it acquired last year, alleging they have tried to monopolize the state's wine distribution market.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — A video filmed in Asheville about alcohol safety is making the rounds on social media.
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UTAH - When the controversial 0.05 percent DUI bill passed the end of the 2017 Legislature, Gov. Gary Herbert signed it into law saying he'd call a summer special session — perhaps in July — to revisit the whole issue of drinking and driving in Utah.