Prospects for a bill supported by bourbon producers and Mothers Against Drunk Driving improved Wednesday when Kentucky lawmakers reversed course to advance the proposal aimed at increasing the use of a device that blocks a vehicle from starting if the driver isn’t sober.
NORTHFIELD, IL — Rates of binge drinking, vaping and stress among students at New Trier High School are all growing concerns, administrators told board members last month.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — A statewide sting operation resulted in hundreds of arrests of adults who supplied alcohol to minors.
Lately, businesses in Juneau and across Alaska have been surprised to find their alcohol license renewals denied by the state.
A new campaign by the Texas Department of Transportation is reminding college students and young adults to plan a sober ride before the party starts.
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — A big change is coming on the Kansas side of the border that's been fought about for years. Higher alcohol content in beer will be sold at grocery and convenience stores starting on April 1.
An activist group in Brooklyn, N.Y., has demanded that a brand of water be taken off their local market’s shelves, claiming that its packaging, which resembles a bottle of malt liquor, is “detrimental to the community.”
Lower tariffs, more employees, better infrastructure. If small business owners in Arizona had a unified wish list, those items likely would be on it.
New Mexico's medical cannabis market finished 2018 with $106 million in sales across 35 licensed producers in the state. This represents a $19.6-million increase from the prior year.
This year’s state budget boosted funding for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission for the first time in over a decade, Treasurer Deb Goldberg said Tuesday, asking lawmakers for more money so the agency “does not lose any of the momentum it has just attained.”