Delaware lawmakers have passed a bill lowering the state's legal bartending age from 21 to 18, sending the measure to Gov. Matt Meyer for consideration.
A network of around 360 Community Alcohol Partnerships (CAPs) across the country - including one in Broadstairs - have proven track records of reducing alcohol harm in children and young people, improving their health and wellbeing and community relations.
Read more about the national initiative to tackle under-age drinking.
An underage alcohol crackdown in North Carolina found dozens of sales to minors across this state, with nearly 25 violations in three counties in the Raleigh area, officials said Wednesday.
Click to read details regarding the crackdown on underage alcohol
Election Day is nearly upon the Buckeye State, and the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control is highlighting tips for navigating liquor-related ballot questions that voters may experience.
March Control States spirits sales improved versus February, with 9L volume increasing +1.2% and $Vol decreasing -1.6%, resulting in a -2.8% price mix.
While zero-alcohol products are increasing in popularity, research suggests they are being marketed as an addition to alcohol, rather than a replacement.
Napa Valley officials and business leaders are rolling out a major shift in how visitors experience wine country as declining sales and changing consumer habits put pressure on the industry.
Take a look at how Napa Valley is revamping visitor experiences
The North Carolina Advisory Council, a group of law enforcement officials, public health experts, industry representatives and lawmakers created last year by Governor Josh Stein to recommend a comprehensive approach to regulate cannabis sales, approved its interim report on April 2.
Read what could be the potential impacts to legalizing marijuana
CHARLOTTE - The Mecklenburg County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and North Carolina ABC Commission are unveiling the results of "Operation High Octane." The year-long undercover operation targeted the illegal sale of liquor. In North Carolina, it is illegal to sell alcohol on the secondary market.
HOPE HULL, Ala. (WSFA) - An alcoholic beverage company is expanding its U.S. operations, and the Montgomery area will be home to its newest facility.
Read more about where the alcoholic beverage company is expanding