We hear a lot about the troubling increase of homicides in Kansas City. But fatal crashes are also spiking. More drunk drivers could be to blame. Police say drunk driving is leading to a surge in fatal crashes this year as 52 people already have died in Kansas City accidents, compared to 36 people a the same time last year, a 44 percent increase.
ALBANY — As all of New York's regions continue to move to a complete reopening in the wake of the pandemic, concerns about virus spread continue - particularly in relation to indoor spaces and large outdoor gatherings.
A group of Texas bar owners filed lawsuits Monday seeking to overturn Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s order that closed their businesses to help contain the spread of the coronavirus in Texas.
In these fractious times, Republicans and Democrats appear to be united on one thing: lower taxes on alcohol.
A Treasure Coast attorney is filing lawsuits for at least half a dozen bars that have been impacted by the state's COVID-19 restrictions on alcohol sales.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Soon you might start seeing fewer people at the liquor store because alcohol delivery may be an option in Georgia.
(CNN) -- The Houston bars Scott Repass co-owns had been open about three weeks before the governor shut down their business again in response to a surge in new coronavirus cases.
Johnson City could soon open its doors to the intoxicating liquor trade. As reported by Press Staff Writer David Floyd, city commissioners asked staff to write a new alcohol ordinance allowing distilleries to locate and operate within city limits.
The big New England convenience store chain is tapping out — for now — from its push to allow convenience stores and other food stores to sell alcohol.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer urged two federal agencies Thursday to revise their existing guidance that unfairly put many New York beverage alcohol importers at a disadvantage.