The legalization of marijuana in some states, both medically and recreationally, is complicating the drug testing process. Kathryn Russo, attorney at Jackson Lewis, P.C., a workplace law firm, shared some drug testing best practices with NationaLease members at a recent meeting.
A WSU professor is leading research on alcohol abuse among Native people to promote effective, long-term treatments.
On Jan. 1, California joined the majority of states that have laws requiring drivers with drunken-driving convictions to install breathalyzers in vehicles they own or operate.
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to soon consider arguments in a case centered around the 21st Amendment and the three-tier system.
NORTH CAROLINA - On a recent weekday afternoon, Garland Thompson arrived at a northern St. Mary’s restaurant with a satchel of the county’s alcohol rules and regulations, along with his Southern charm, a badge hanging from a chain around his neck and his customary cowboy hat on his head.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Some local business owners say they're being shut down instead of being allowed to join the CBD oil craze.
You've probably heard of Dry January, when (after a holiday season full of indulging) people abstain from alcohol for the first month of the year.
It's that time of year when the Champagne flows and the partying kicks off with a toast to the new year -- but at what age can most young people legally start sipping bubbly?
The truth about drinking is going to disappoint you. Not because it’s scary, but because it’s still inconclusive.
A new op-ed makes the case that higher taxation could reduce excess drinking. Decreasing the amount of binge drinking in the country could be as simple as increasing taxes, according to a recent piece by The Washington Post editorial board.