Studies have shown major sporting events, like March Madness, are prime time for binge drinking.

While Super Bowl Sunday can be full of fun, it can take a turn for the worse if you’re caught drunk driving.

Who doesn’t love a restaurant made cocktail, but in the comfort of your own home? Cocktails to-go could stay in Virginia for good.

A new year means new goals, and some may decide to take a step away from drinking alcohol and start Dry January.

Claytor Lake State Park officials are providing some safety tips for the water ahead of the holiday weekend.

The newest Virginia ABC Store celebrated it's grand opening in Downtown Roanoke Monday.

Go Fest organizers were notified the night before the festival that they would only be able to sell cans.

At Sidecar in Downtown Roanoke, they welcome those who choose to ditch the drinks.

At Sidecar in Downtown Roanoke, they welcome those who choose to ditch the drinks.

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

Looking to change up your go-to cocktail?

A state law that goes into effect next year is already starting to be put into place at some Virginia ABC stores.

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