alcohol

Here we go again.

A man from East Haven, Connecticut was traveling through the Capital Region over the weekend, and is now in trouble with the law.

A 22-year-old man from Fonda was arrested and will be returning to Mohawk Town Court because he allegedly gave alcohol to minors.

About 3:00 a.m. Tuesday morning, the East Greenbush Police were called by some people in the Genesee Avenue area, that were rudely awakened by shouting and fighting in the streets and on some of the front lawns.

They have a new policy at the Nashville, Tenn. airport.  I'm not sure about this one.  How about you?

Sad news from Nashville as Trace Adkins had his first drink in over ten years, then checked himself into rehab. Earlier this week, TMZ reported that Adkins was involved in a fight with an impersonator who was doing karaoke onboard a country music cruise...

A woman drove her car through a red light at the intersection of Red Mill Road and Sherwood Avenue in Rensselaer which gave an East Greenbush Police officer a reason to pull her over.

Panasonic is planning to rescue the earth from global warming with their Artificial Photosynthesis System.  The system removes carbon dioxide from the air and changes it to ethanol – the same alcohol used in liquor, wine and beer.

In Boise, Idaho, there are five inmates who claim they wouldn’t be in jail if it weren’t for the booze companies.  These inmates are in jail for crimes that range from selling drugs to committing murder – and fully believe that companies like Miller Brewing and Anheuser-Busch, as well as wine makers, should have warned them that their beverages would be so addictive so they wouldn't end up in jail

I read that the average American drinks more beer a year than they do coffee. Imagine? We do love our beer. What you may not know about it is that it has a lot of other uses besides drinking. Let's be clear, if you are going to use beer for these other things, I'd suggest you buy extra or, maybe use that beer you hate that your friend left at your house last week...

Liquor, funnels and rubber hoses used for drinking games? Certainly not anything new on large college campuses. But one group of fraternity brothers at the University of Tennessee decided to take things to a whole other level last weekend.

According to a new survey from Gallup, 66 percent of adults drink alcohol, up from 64 percent last year. But are these Americans who imbibe enjoying the occasional glass of wine or are they pounding beer after beer?