Alcohol

A Story Out Of Dallas, TX Is A Becoming A Warning To Ladies This Holiday Season To Pay Attention To Your Drinks If You're Planning To Go Out With Friends

An Oklahoma 3rd grade teacher was arrested for allegedly being drunk in class on the 1st day of school. Once again thrusting the Sooner State into the National news for all the wrong reasons.

Now, you don't have to mix SunnyD and vodka yourself. The company is doing it for you.

It's looking like Oklahoma Walmarts could start stocking and selling spirits and liquor. While it hasn't happened yet, the mega-chain is rumored to be working on legalizing the sale of liquor and spirits for not only themselves but all grocery stores in the Sooner State!

They say that everything is bigger in Texas. I guess that includes naughty behavior as well. Texas is ranked the third most sinful state in the entire nation.

It's the real Nightmare Before Christmas. We could be facing an alcohol shortage this holiday season. Oh' the humanity!

We can all thank the beer Industry of Oklahoma for bring 2.9 billion dollars into the state economy in 2020. Even during one of the worst year's on record with the COVID-19 pandemic Oklahoma's continued their love affair with fermented beverages, especially beer. Maybe the pandemic actually helped generate more revenue as everyone was stuck at the house bored out of their minds. One thing's for sure, beer is big business in the Sooner State! It not only creates revenue but tons of job opportunities as well.

Did you find yourself boozing it up a little more during the madness of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election? If so, know that you have plenty of company.

Boozers rejoice…we will soon be able to imbibe at the “Old Country Store.”

If you thought it was okay to get plastered and jump on a riding lawn mower to get from A to B, you might wanna think again.

Actor Lou Diamond Phillips, known for his role in the movie 'La Bamba' and TV show 'Longmire,' was arrested on a DWI charge in Portland, Texas early Friday morning.

A man replaced the recommendations for wine at his local liquor store with some very different reviews.