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Alcohol Legislation Stalls in Mo. Senate

Senators debated the measure Tuesday but did not reach a vote. Lawmakers have until 6 p.m. Friday to approve legislation before their mandatory adjournment.

2013/05/15

Christopher Marks

Stepfather Admits Giving Alcohol to Drowning Victim Christopher Marks

Todd Combs, 43, pleaded guilty to seven counts of second-degree child endangerment Thursday. All seven charges are misdemeanors.

2013/05/09

Drug Dog

Kirkwood High Considers Using Drug-Sniffing Dogs

Principal Mike Havener says individual rights have to be weighed against the safety of all but in a school setting, safety weighs more heavily.

2013/04/23

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Maker’s Mark To Restore Alcohol Content To Whiskey

After backlash from customers, the producer of Maker’s Mark bourbon is reversing a decision to cut the amount of alcohol in bottles of its famous whiskey.

2013/02/20

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Study: 20,000 Americans Die From Cancer Caused By Alcohol Use

Researchers have learned that a significant percentage of cancer-related deaths in America can be linked to alcohol consumption.

2013/02/15

Bud Light Ad

MADD Responds To Super Bowl Beer Ad Study

A new study in the journal Pediatrics warns that high school sophomores with drinking problems may have been influenced by ads as early as the seventh grade.

2013/01/29

Drinking

Binge Drinking Among Women On The Rise Nationally And Locally

“We have seen an increase in the last several years in frequency of young women, specifically,” abuse counselor Dan Duncan said.

2013/01/09

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St. Louis 23rd On ‘Drunkest Cities’ List

The Daily Beast ranked St. Louis number 23 in its latest ’25 Drunkest Cities’ tally, slightly drunker than Cleveland but more sober than Buffalo.

2013/01/04

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Kan. Chamber To Support Loosening Of Liquor Laws

The Kansas Chamber of Commerce wants to allow the state’s groceries and convenience stores to sell wine, liquor and full-strength beer.

2013/01/02

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Stricter Liquor Law To Take Effect In Illinois

Liquor control commission spokeswoman Sue Hofer says adults caught allowing minors to drink at their homes could be given a fine of at least $500.

2012/12/31

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