AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) - ABC recently announced they’d stop selling any beverages with less than 7.5 percent alcohol content on January 1.
Ohio’s new budget won’t help liquor businesses escape penalties for violating restrictions designed to stop the spread of COVID-19 during the pandemic.
New laws going into effect this week will allow Virginians to keep purchasing to-go cocktails and allows for off-site consumption of beer and wine from different sellers.
Gov. Tom Wolf on Tuesday suggested that he will veto a bill that would allow thousands of retailers with licenses to sell beer and wine to begin selling cans of mixed hard alcohol drinks to go, including convenience stores and grocery stores.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed into law Senate Bill 49, which will enable small distillers, winemakers, and microbreweries to have an on-premise and off-premise tasting room permit if they meet certain conditions.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Alabama breweries are prepping for increased demand after a recently passed bill allows you to purchase more alcohol to go.
NHLC marked the milestone by launching a new website, www.wheredoesthemoneygonh.com, which takes visitors on a fun and informational journey to better understand NHLC's business and the positive impact the $4 billion in net revenue has had on the Granite State.
It is that time of year where we are all celebrating the scholastic accomplishments of our children. But how can we help prevent underage drinking during graduation season? Clarissa Stebbing with PARENTS EMPOWERED is joining us with a few tips.
A bill allowing wineries to open in dry counties is awaiting Gov. Kay Ivey’s signature.
H.B. 397 would allow the Alabama Alcohol Beverage Control Board to issue a permit for a winery to open and produce wine for distribution outside of a dry county.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — We’re learning more about how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted underage drinking. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board released a report outlining some alarming trends.