In advance of PowerTalk 21 Day on April 21st and during Alcohol Awareness Month this April, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and National Presenting Sponsor Nationwide are equipping parents with Power of Parents resources needed to have conversations with their teens, especially before special occasions, such as prom, about the dangers and consequences of teen drinking.
- MADD, Nationwide & NABCA Release 5 New Topical Guides During Prom Season and Alcohol Awareness Month
The state of Wyoming will no longer regulate the hours of operation for bars and other establishments selling liquor as of July 1.
Hotel and Restaurant Association of Western India (HRAWI), reacting to the supreme court’s (SC) recent decision upholding the ban on selling or serving of liquor along the highway, has said that it would adverse effects on the industry when it gets implemented.
Members of law enforcement are concerned about a bill waiting for a vote in a state House committee.
The bill would take away the penalty for drivers who refuses a roadside breathalyzer test.
Bill sponsor, Republican Representative Peter Lucido says the portable breath test, or PBT, is unreliable and shouldn’t be used.
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The Australian government has been urged to consider changes to its alcohol tax and regulation system, a media report said on Monday.
If the changes are incorporated alcohol could be sold at petrol stations, supermarkets and small convenience stores in the country, Xinhua news agency reported. They are currently only available at dedicated ‘bottle shops’.
Soon Virginia liquor stores will be able to carry 151 proof Everclear – that clear, super-strong liquor with a reputation for leveling even the toughest of drinkers.
For many years, Iowa’s alcohol laws have, essentially, been static. The few revisions that have occurred have been to accommodate changes in the industry such as native wineries and breweries.
It sounds too good to be true: cases of beer delivered for parties; a bottle of wine shows up at the door while you’re finishing dinner for a few close friends; that coveted bottle of whiskey tracked down without dozens of calls around town.
Andrea Marquez came to a House committee hearing Monday armed with three things: Kool-Aid packets, her makeup bag and a big bottle of Jack Daniels.