AUSTIN, Texas - A new public service video from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission hopes to educate parents and incoming college students on the dangers of alcohol before the fall semester.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- One of the top craft beer brewers in the country is calling out his own industry, saying there's not enough conversation about mental health and alcoholism among breweries.
As the official hurricane season begins, one city in Florida is considering a proposal that would make it harder to stock up on beer.
The two resort casinos that will open soon in Massachusetts want the party to go all night long. And the restaurant industry wants to cut them off.
The whiskey industry is celebrating a new Kentucky law that will allow visitors to have bottles shipped from distilleries to their homes.
A couple of May hearings held by the Minnesota legislature provided a preview of next year’s expected battle over whether the state should allow groceries and convenience stores to sell strong beer and wine.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Bartenders at San Antonio restaurants, bars and venues have already poured more than $200 million worth of beer, wine and cocktails this year, but sales dipped in April despite the Fiesta celebration, figures from the Texas Comptroller’s Office show.
Party people, rejoice! On Wednesday, the California State Senate passed Senator Scott Wiener's Senate Bill 905, also known as the late-night bar bill.
GEORGETOWN, Del. - House Bill 284 was signed by Governor John Carney on Tuesday. The bill allows licensees who sell a bottle of alcohol, other than beer, to place a cap on the bottle and allow customers to take it home with them for consumption later on.
House Speaker Brian Bosma is appointing someone new to lead the commission tasked with studying Indiana's alcohol laws — and it could be bad news for those hoping to expand cold beer sales in Indiana.