The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear an Alaska man's challenge to the state's effort to confiscate his plane over a six-pack of beer, setting the stage for a case that could upend the ability of law enforcement to impose asset forfeiture.
During COVID-19, breweries and advocates say Minnesota legislation can make it harder to reel in much-needed revenue.
DILLON — Some restaurants that originally stayed open for takeout amid the countywide shutdown are now closing their doors completely while they weather the storm. Summit County ordered all businesses to close indefinitely on Monday, March 16. The order allowed banks, grocery stores, liquor stores, marijuana dispensaries, pharmacies and gas stations to remain open and allowed dining establishments to continue offering takeout options.
HOUSTON — Hundreds of people move to Texas daily, so it's time for the annual reminder about our state's liquor laws.
That's right, Texas transplants, you can't buy liquor on Christmas Day or New Year's Day.
Concord, NH – Thanks to a partnership facilitated by the New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC), Maker’s Mark recently delivered $10,000 to support stream restoration efforts by the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire, the nonprofit partner of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.