FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA) – Arkansas lawmakers are attempting to pass legislation that would completely prohibit open containers of alcohol in a vehicle. If it doesn't, the Arkansas Department of Transportation might miss out on $12 million.
Denizens Brewing Co.'s Julie Verratti wasn't expecting the political plot twist that will land her on Maryland's democratic gubernatorial primary ballot. Not even five weeks ago could she have predicted that Alec Ross would name her his running mate.
MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - Shelby County could lose $8 million in federal funding that sends more than 1,000 students to pre-K. "In Shelby County, we're about to lose a significant number of pre-K classrooms unless we can find an alternative source," Senator Lee Harris said.
ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgians would be able to purchase alcohol at restaurants and wineries on Sunday mornings under a proposal approved Tuesday by state senators.
The Senate voted 38-18 in favor of allowing on-premise consumption to begin at 11 a.m. on Sundays.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – A Senate committee passed a measure today to preserve the status quo in determining how many liquor licenses are issued in individual cities and counties.
One of the state Legislature's top Republicans is making an end-of-session push for a major rewrite of Wisconsin's liquor laws.
National Transportation Safety Board has recently issued a recommendation to states to lower the blood alcohol content that constitutes drunk driving.
A bill introduced by Maryland Dels. Talmadge Branch and Dereck Davis seeks to roll back how much beer small breweries in Maryland can serve in their taprooms while allowing larger facilities, such as the one being built in Baltimore County by Guinness, to maintain existing limits.
Advocates of preserving South Carolina’s three-store limit for liquor licenses are hoping legislators quickly pass a bill to keep liquor off the shelves of grocery stores and pharmacies statewide.
INDIANA — Ask an Indiana resident if he or she favors Sunday alcohol sales, and the answer is likely to be yes.