With one month left in the South Carolina legislative session, two bills designed to ease liquor liability insurance costs are evolving and moving forward.
A Colorado House bill could change the kind of liquor consumers can buy from some of the state's large grocery and drug stores, mostly along the Front Range, if enacted into law.
Nashville has enacted a city ordinance that makes the definition of beer consistent with state law. Previously, the Metro Nashville Beer Board allowed the sale of RTDs made from distilled spirits with a beer permit, if the total alcoholic content was under 8% by weight. RTDs are ready to drink beverages, for the uninitiated.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) - Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara (MHA) Nation Chairman Mark Fox, Gov. Doug Burgum and State Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus will be in a signing ceremony Friday for an alcohol tax revenue sharing agreement.
A bill that would allow Delawareans to have alcohol shipped directly to their home had its "part 2" Tuesday after the discussion ran long in a House committee last week.
Nearly every state has laws that ban restaurants and bars from serving alcohol to visibly intoxicated customers. But, at least in one region, few establishments seem to be complying, according to a new study in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
Minnesota could become the first state in nine years to open cannabis dispensaries that are run by cities and counties.
That's because of one line in the state's new cannabis laws that allow for cities and counties to "establish, own and operate a municipal cannabis store."
In a significant leap towards modernizing Kansas' beer sales, the state's chapter of Americans for Prosperity (AFP) joined forces with lawmakers and local brewery owners at Topeka's Iron Rail Brewing.
Hundreds of alcoholic beverages were seized, and eight people arrested in an operation targeting vendors for the illegal sale of alcohol in the downtown Los Angeles area, authorities announced Monday.
Maryland might soon allow local liquor stores to contract with companies like DoorDash and Instacart for delivery services, though public health organizations have raised concerns about how the policy might exacerbate mental health and substance-use issues.