When the AC Quickstop liquor store opened two years ago, local emergency services, law enforcement and social services saw a sharp rise in alcohol-related incidents — mostly public intoxication.
In a public awareness campaign on impaired driving, Massachusetts public safety officials sought to equate operating a motor vehicle under the influence of marijuana with doing so under the influence of alcohol.
MCALLEN, RGV – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a “red flag” warning for the Rio Grande Valley because the region has the highest rates of liver cancer in the nation.
Georgia’s supercharged gubernatorial race between Stacey Abrams (D) and Brian Kemp (R) won’t be the only game-changer Atlantans will vote on in the November midterm election.
A bill under consideration in the state Legislature that would allow alcohol to be sold in bars past 2 a.m. in seven cities including Los Angeles was opposed Monday by City Councilman Paul Koretz and a group of activists who said it could lead to more drunk driving accidents and other problems.
The shuttering of the Pop-Up Bar this summer wasn’t just the apparent end of a long line of night clubs at that spot. The bar also surrendered its rare Boulder tavern liquor license, which have proven hard to come by over the years.
VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) - The Valdosta City Council hosted a work session Tuesday night to discuss a change in the alcohol permission laws. The council is expecting the city’s first microbrewery to be opening in early November. This type of brewery can make and distribute alcohol.
Statesboro City Council is slated to return to the familiar topic of alcoholic beverage regulation Tuesday morning with two proposed ordinance amendments, including one submitted by a restaurant industry lobbyist.
(CHICAGO) — A new law signed Thursday by Gov. Bruce Rauner does away with liquor restrictions thought harmful to small business.
Breweries, wineries and distilleries are popping up all over Michigan, making the state a go-to destination for craft beverages.