alcohol

A sweet family-owned ice cream shop is now tangled in a battle over church services and liquor laws.

Out of 254 counties, just 3 in Texas still prohibit all alcohol sales. See which ones and what makes them different in 2025.

Currently, millions of Americans across eleven states are being strongly urged to stay away from caffeine and alcohol, but not for the obvious health reasons.

If you're planning to do any grillin' and chillin' this summer in California, Nevada or Arizona; officials in those states say you better hop on the wagon. The reason is weather related and Texas may also encourage a sober summer.

Our neighbor to the north, New Mexico and several other states allow the sale of alcohol ... all types ... at any establishment properly licensed to sell it. Texas however, splits the pack into to 2 categories: beer and wine only or everything.

It's 2025 and there are still places in Texas where you can't buy a drink.

Let's take a look at what drinks cause the worst hangovers, how to prevent a holiday hangover, and what causes a hangover in the first place.

One of Louisiana's favorite liquors has been discontinued. What made it too dangerous for us to enjoy?

Most Louisiana bartenders know this secret trick to make you think your beverage is stronger than it actually is. Here's what happens when you complain.

Louisiana alcohol laws allow for a lot of wiggle room when it comes to the consumption of alcohol. Here's when it's legal for those under 21 to drink.

Find out how to keep cool and hydrated even in Louisiana's heat.

The original recipe of this wildly popular soda pop was created to be the perfect mixer for whiskey. Would you try it?