WASHINGTON (WMAL) – Convicted drunk drivers in Maryland could now spend more time in prison. The Repeat Drunk Driving Offenders Act, which goes into effect Tuesday, increases the maximum prison time for repeat drunk drivers and those convicted of vehicular homicide from three to five years.
The bill makes the current temporary ban on drinking alcohol in pedicabs permanent. The previous law was due to expire early next year, with many groups planning pedalable 10 seater ‘pedalable bars’.
HILTON, Ga. — Milton is considering updates to its alcohol ordinance that could pave the way for micro-breweries in the city and for existing businesses to take advantage of new alcohol licenses.
New Mexico has had the country’s highest rate of alcohol-related deaths for more than 20 years. And last year it only got worse.
Wine enthusiasts in Florida received cheers-worthy news in June when state regulators ruled out-of-state retailers can now ship wine to Sunshine State residents. The decision does not affect beer or spirits.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- RADD has launched an education campaign in California college communities to raise awareness about the deadly consequences of drinking and driving.
The last call for bars and clubs to sell alcohol will remain at 2 a.m. Friday night was the last night for the California Legislative session and lawmakers kept working until the early morning hours.
Anyone inside a liquor store in St. Paul must now be old enough to drink. St. Paul city council members on Wednesday raised the age of people allowed to enter liquor stores from 18 to 21.
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — One in 10 pregnant women admit to doing it, and one in 20 Minnesota first graders feel the effects of that decision.
2009 was the year that Bethel went from “damp” to “wet” in terms of alcohol regulations. The town's first liquor store in more than 40 years opened in 2015. But why were there six years in between, when liquor stores were legal but non-existent?