California's Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) just announced its county-by-county distribution of new liquor licenses available for the coming year.
Arkansas' craft brewers made nearly 37,500 barrels of suds in 2018, up slightly from the previous year, with a single Little Rock brewery accounting for almost 40% of the beer produced in the state, according to state data.
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Two years after Nebraska state regulators shuttered four beer stores for selling excessive amounts of alcohol near South Dakota's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, public health officials are still trying to clean up the damage...
Enforcement agents with Arizona’s Department of Liquor Licenses and Control have a new tool to prevent underage drinking. The app, called Age ID, allows officers to use a smartphone camera to verify an ID within a few seconds.
BOSTON —Massachusetts now stands alone as the only state in the country where people convicted of drunk driving for the first time are not made to use devices meant to make sure they are not under the influence before getting behind the wheel again.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Albuquerque residents who are fearful of the connection between alcohol and violence may finally get some say on which businesses can sell booze in their neighborhoods.
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Local restaurants and bars are voicing their concerns about proposed drink special regulations.
LSU Athletics announced the addition of beer and wine sales in public areas of Tiger Stadium along with its policies and procedures for alcoholic beverages. The policy, which includes a fan code of conduct, promotes responsible consumption along with a safe and enjoyable environment for all fans.
Bethel City Council passed stricter alcohol laws on Tuesday, July 23. After some amendments, the regulations received a unanimous vote.
Total Wine & More, the national liquor store chain with six locations in Massachusetts, can't sell liquor to customers at prices below the published wholesale price, according to a ruling issued Wednesday by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.