Alcohol

The initiative is asking voters to take the pricing and distribution of liquor, beer and wine out of state hands and privatize the industry.

Curiosity is the only non-alcoholic bar in Utah’s capital city.

The Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is now the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services. It is now taking a service-oriented approach to support all Utah residents.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates, Gov. Spencer Cox banned Russian-made products from liquor stores to show solidarity with Ukraine.

The latest Utah news for Friday morning, Feb. 18, 2022.

Tuesday evening, Feb. 25, 2020Inland Port May Encourage Green ProjectsMore changes to the Utah Inland Port may be coming under legislation passed by a…

Utah beer makers and drinkers alike are anxiously awaiting Nov. 1, when the limit on brews sold on tap and in grocery and convenience stores switches from…

It might soon be harder to find your favorite can of beer at the grocery store, but a Utah lawmaker is working to allow stronger brews to be sold in store…

From politics to public lands, 2017 was another big year of local news. KUER reporters recap some of the top stories of the year and why they mattered.…

Any proposed change to Utah’s liquor laws is met with scrutiny by the restaurant industry, conservatives, and drinkers alike.A Lower Limit2017 brought…

Utahns will vote on new mayors and city council members on Nov. 7, but residents in Blanding will have another item on their ballot: allowing alcohol…

Gov. Gary Herbert has signed a bill to overhaul the state’s liquor laws. Meanwhile, state regulators are already preparing to work through the changes.In…