HEALDSBURG, Calif. — The Kincade fire had Sonoma County wine country under seige Sunday, burning buildings in the famed Alexander Valley and destroying the Soda Rock winery.
Binge drinking in Wisconsin costs more than $2.6 billion in lost productivity each year, a recent study from the UW Population Health Institute shows. According to Julia Sherman, project coordinator for the Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project, binge drinking causes “a significant number” of alcohol deaths in the state.
ANCHORAGE (KTUU) - Anchorage brewing company is seeing some changes to its taproom. The company’s recently acquired liquor license went into effect last Tuesday, and owner Gabe Fletcher says that opens up some new options.
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Impaired driving no longer means just drunk driving. Police state wide will be on high alert for drivers under the influence of marijuana once it becomes legal on January 1st.
COLORADO - Alcohol abuse was responsible for more than 1,000 visits to the emergency room at Mercy Regional Medical Center in fiscal year 2018, helping to make it a top concern for the hospital.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A new law that went into effect Friday allows minors to enter liquor stores in Oklahoma as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.
CONNECTICUT —There are many great wineries and craft breweries in Connecticut, but the challenge has been deciding whether to confine to wine or beer for an outing due to the Nutmeg State's alcohol laws.
While drunk driving deaths fell in the state of Florida last year, highway safety advocates are continuing to push for government funding for more prevention efforts.
Trump National Golf Club in Colts Neck, New Jersey (“Trump National”), has been charged with violations stemming from the alleged over-service of a club member that led to a serious car accident and the death of the car’s passenger.
Leaders of Sonoma County’s wine industry on Monday fired a new volley in the protracted, cyclical battle over the expansion of their industry, hosting political appointees and county staff for a “mobile educational workshop” in an effort to inject industry-friendly language into long-delayed land-use policy.