ALCOHOL

Should lawmakers change it back to 19?

Iowa's distribution laws date back to the very end of prohibition.

Iowans are big fans of a Canadian booze brand.

Thanks, supply chain. We're in store for some booze shortages.

Alcohol, for many, has been used as a coping mechanism for the past year-plus.

In heaven there is no beer, but there will be beer at Kinnick Stadium this fall.

Chuck E. Cheese, the popular kid's venue on University Avenue in Cedar Falls officially has been approved for a Special Class C Liquor license. This license allows for "commercial establishments to sell alcoholic liquor, wine, and beer for on-premises consumption," as stated by the Iowa Alcoholic Beverage Division.

It looks like Iowans will soon be able to order their favorite spirits through third-party delivery apps like GrubHub, EatStreet, and DoorDash. As reported by RadioIowa, some major moves in the Iowa legislature is putting the possibility of getting your booze delivered at the touch of a button on the fast path.

55% of the people who tried to do a Dry January didn't make it the entire month without having a drink, a new study finds.

Alcohol sales were up over 8% this year.