The city's first Alcohol Task Force in recent history met Tuesday night at Bethel City Hall. Municipal, tribal, and business leaders were there to come up with ideas for addressing alcohol-related problems.
Alcohol licensing and enforcement in New Orleans will be handled by the city’s Department of Safety and Permits, the City Council decided Thursday on a 4-3 vote, following a surprisingly fiery debate in which Councilwoman Stacy Head said she has asked the FBI to investigate the way the city has been handling such licenses.
The House passed a bill allowing employees over age 18 to unload and transfer liquor from a delivery vehicle into a store. These transfers could only occur under the supervision of a delivery vehicle driver age 21 or older.
A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges the city of Brookhaven is targeting African-American clubs to put them out of business through the recent overhaul of its alcohol ordinance that now requires certain venues pay $100,000 in alcohol license fees and not sell booze on Sundays.
ST. PAUL—The perception that most high school kids drink alcoholic beverages isn't true, the Minnesota Department of Health reports.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - There is a proposal in South Carolina to ban the sale of energy drinks to anyone under 18 years old.
The newest trend in South Florida’s craft-beer industry is marijuana beer, but local brewers this week face a major buzzkill thanks to a key ingredient in the brew: cannabis terpenes oil.
DOVER, Del. -- Lawmakers in the first state have designed a bill that would ban the sale of powdered alcohol in Delaware.
As a wine and liquor superstore prepares to come to the Turkey Creek area, Turkey Creek Wine and Spirits has decided to quit selling wine.
ST. PAUL—Drivers and warehouse workers of the largest beer distributor in Minnesota went on strike Friday over safety concerns.