This week, don't miss your chance to meet the beloved actors Morris Chestnut and Harold Perrineau in person!

Investigators said one female passenger, seated in the back of the car, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Queen Bee Distilling is a women-owned business with sustainable spirits as the focus. Their Osmia Vodka is free from gluten, chemicals, grains, or artificial additives but best friends, Catharine Faulconer and Kim Martin aren't cutting corners. Watch the player above to find out how a night of martinis and vodka sodas changed their lives.

A father and husband was drugged while out drinking with his wife at a Montrose bar.

We're hopping on the mocktail trend with our friend Tanji Patton of Goodtaste TV. She's creating some iconic cocktails without the liquor. Plus a creamy and boozy martini dip to pair.

Doctors are seeing more than just liver disease as a consequence of heavy alcohol use.

Dry January is a time when people try abstaining from alcohol for the month.

A restaurant owner in the Museum District says his business has been broken into several times in the past few months, resulting in property damage and theft totaling almost $50,000.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration says additction happens gradually, but it always begins with experimentation.

American Airlines said Thursday it will resume sales of alcoholic beverages on domestic and short-haul international flights next month, a plan it delayed almost a year ago because of a surge in unruly passengers and attacks on crew members.

Travelers won’t be able to enjoy cocktails while flying with American Airlines for a little longer.

Are you considering trying Dry January, the annual initiative to stop drinking for the first month of the new year?

AUSTIN The Texas Bar and Nightclub Alliance has announced it plans to sue the State of Texas over Gov. Greg Abbotts recent decision and order to shut down bars across in the state. The decision comes after Abbott decided to close bars again on Friday after COVID-19 cases continued to surge across the state. The association is now encouraging bar owners to violate the order. Abbotts order says any establishment that receives more than 51% of its sales from alcohol must close its doors but can still have takeout and delivery.