Meeting for the third time in recent months, the crowded field of candidates for legislative seats in District 18—who previously had been in accord on virtually all policy issues—Wednesday night found something about which to disagree: Montgomery County’s public liquor sales and distribution system.
PORTLAND, Ore. – Faced with a backlog of applications for recreational marijuana licenses, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission says it will set aside any applications received after June 15 until the pileup is cleared.
Iowa Lowers Standard for Positive Synopsis: Effective July 1, 2018, Iowa employers may lower their standard for alcohol tests and consider taking action against an employee with a blood alcohol concentration as low as .02.
HICKORY— Since April 2017, five people have died and five more were injured in shootings outside three of Hickory’s bars.
RALEIGH -- A controversial bill that ostensibly would make it impossible to open a new bar in North Carolina serving mixed drinks but no food likely won’t see the light of day in its current form, said one of its co-sponsors, N.C. Rep. Ted Davis, R-New Hanover.
While the city considers whether to pursue a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA), officials are looking into how it would affect local business, and local youth.
Pennsylvanians applauded six-packs and malt beverage can sales at beer distributors.
The Montana Supreme Court on Wednesday flipped a district court judge's decision, reversing an order for the state to pay millions to liquor store owners who argue they've been shortchanged by the Montana Department of Revenue.
Lansing — The Michigan Senate on Thursday voted unanimously to ban marijuana-infused beer and wine, a pre-emptive strike ahead of possible legalization of the drug.
The Casper City Council moved a step closer this week to increasing penalties for minors convicted of some alcohol-related crimes to include jail time – but council members said their intention is to be helpful, not harsh.