Now that voters have given them the option, many area liquor stores say they plan to be open for business this Sunday.
Recognizing the value of New York’s craft beverage manufacturing industry, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has vowed to reform outdated prohibition-era laws to remove barriers to new investments.
Two bills approved on Tuesday by the Oklahoma House of Representatives would address fetal alcohol syndrome at critical points that could have the most impact on the lives it affects — during pregnancy and immediately after birth.
Denise Selbee-Koch’s small Topeka business focuses on empowering women. She can’t get a liquor license because of her husband.
PIERRE, S.D. — A bill that would allow the use of alcohol by universities in South Dakota in certain situations, exempt from state alcohol regulations, was unanimously endorsed by the Senate Commerce and Energy Committee.
A battle is brewing. A proposal to increase the number of places where beer and wine are sold in Massachusetts is sparking outrage from package store owners and fueling concerns among public health experts.
New Mexico has a limited number of liquor licenses. And that means the licenses are priced so high…in the hundreds of thousands of dollars…that they’re out of reach for many small restaurant owners.
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — A Senate committee gave full support Tuesday to a proposed law that would require South Dakota businesses to accept tribal IDs as proof of identity and age.
Naperville craft breweries and taprooms would be able to sell “crowlers” of beer under a proposed amendment to Class B liquor licenses going before the Naperville City Council.
There have been a lot of workshops held by the Mayor & City Council pertaining to the alcohol ordinance. There were some proposals for changes introduced that went back and forth over the past few weeks...it may be helpful to provide some clarity regarding the most heavily discussed topics.