Control state results were generally weaker in August.
While Michigan benefited from three additional selling days compared to the prior year, overall performance remained negative.
A drink with dinner or friends might not seem like something that could affect your cancer risk.
But new research is drawing attention to the connection between alcohol and cancer, even among people who only drink casually.
Baltimore's Guinness Open Gate Brewery, which opened in 2018 as the first Guinness brewery location in the U.S. in 60 years, will close its doors next month.
North Carolina's Advisory Council on Cannabis faces a December 31st deadline to issue final recommendations for a comprehensive cannabis policy to Gov. Josh Stein.
Explore North Carolina’s proposed rules for public cannabis consumption
As a result of Trump's latest import ban against several kinds of Canadian goods, Americans coming back from the Great White North may have to give up some items they purchased there.
Our 2026 Best Practices Overall Winner is Ohio Liquor. This award recognizes the OHLQ's approach to control-state operations built around consumer research, data, collaboration and continuous improvement.
On Monday, European institutions moved forward with updated language on alcohol policy that puts the main emphasis on harmful and compulsive drinking rather than adopting the formula that no level of consumption is safe.
Read the report’s findings and comments from Italy’s wine industry.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division (ALE) is providing an update into the ongoing joint ALE and Greensboro Police Department (GPD) investigation regarding the fatal gang-related shooting that occurred at Club Orion (Club O) in the early hours of September 20, 2026.
Over 160 Virginia wineries and vineyards are getting some help from the state after repeated frost and freeze events this spring devastated their livelihoods.
Read more about the assistance available to wineries and vineyards
WEST JEFFERSON - ABC store liquor sales decreased about 6.7% ($208,679) between the 2024-25 and 2025-26 fiscal years, according to a board report.