ANNAPOLIS — A “brewhaha” is brewing in Annapolis over brews.
Lawmakers in Maryland’s Senate and House of Delegates are moving forward in different ways on two bills to let Maryland’s Class 5 breweries — such as Flying Dog and Monocacy Brewing Company in Frederick — increase the number of barrels they may pour annually for on-site consumption.
A measure to speed the delivery of new alcoholic beverages to retail shelves is being examined by Missouri lawmakers.
LINCOLN — The four beer-only liquor stores in the border village of Whiteclay are facing a new set of allegations, including that they illegally sell beer to bootleggers and sell alcohol after hours.
The state Department of Alcohol Beverage Control is implementing monthly alcohol serving classes across the state aimed at creating a consistent training schedule as the number of wet counties grows.
ALBANY - Don't crack open a beer in a movie theater just yet.
LITTLE ROCK — Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Wednesday signed into law a bill to allow grocery stores to sell wine from any winery.
State lawmakers want to make it easier for small businesses to get a beer and wine liquor license in non-traditional places.
QUINCY -- Quincy restaurant owners are unsure about the ramifications of a bill that would allow older minors to drink in their restaurants.
TALLAHASSEE - A heavily lobbied measure intended to knock down a decades-old prohibition on selling liquor in grocery and large retail stores narrowly continued to advance in the House on Tuesday.
After the Colorado Senate last week killed a measure that would have extended full alcohol sales licenses to Walmart and Target, one of its committee gave its first nod of approval Tuesday to a bill that would allow locally owned liquor stores the same ability to grow their number of locations as a 2016 law gave to major grocery stores.
