An alcohol distributor disclosed it could pull out of Washington, affecting 267 workers.
Republic National Distributing Co. filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification on May 18, saying that it expects a third party to purchase its facilities in Seattle, Auburn, Everett and Spokane.
Delaware lawmakers have passed a bill lowering the state's legal bartending age from 21 to 18, sending the measure to Gov. Matt Meyer for consideration.
Napa Valley officials and business leaders are rolling out a major shift in how visitors experience wine country as declining sales and changing consumer habits put pressure on the industry.
Take a look at how Napa Valley is revamping visitor experiences
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - In recent years, non-alcoholic beverages have seen a rise in popularity. In response, businesses in Sioux Falls are slightly adjusting their offerings.
A Scott County judge has ordered the foreclosure and sale of property tied to a financially troubled Kentucky distillery, according to reporting from the Lexington Herald-Leader.
The chance of a liquor tax in Newark has dried up after Newark City Council could not agree to ask state legislators for a charter change on Monday.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month and officials with Safe Yakima Valley say it's a chance for parents to talk to young people about the dangers of alcohol and other drugs before kids are exposed to them.
Newark officials are considering seeking the ability to levy a sales tax on alcohol purchased at liquor stores and are also asking for a percentage of the marijuana tax revenue collected within city limits.
FRANKFORT - A comprehensive bill on alcoholic beverages, cannabis-infused beverages and other intoxicating products advanced off the Kentucky House floor on Tuesday.
Rep. Matthew Koch, R-Paris, who is one of the sponsors of House Bill 9, said the legislation would streamline the regulatory and taxation framework for intoxicating products.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Distilling even a small amount of whiskey at home is currently a federal felony, but a case now before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals could change that.
