alcohol

Magic Valley moviegoers will see some big changes in entertainment at the Magic Valley Mall after owners announced an expansion with premium upgrades

Summer is here, and for many that is as good an excuse as any to drink. A lot.

LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) — Officials at University of Idaho, Boise State University and Idaho State University will ask the State Board of Education for permission to allow alcohol sales at home football games this year.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) With the holiday season upon us, the Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office is asking people to think before they use alcohol to celebrate.

ABERDEEN, Idaho (KLIX) A Twin Falls man ridding as a passenger was injured Sunday in a two car crash near Aberdeen.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Businesses licensed to serve alcohol during live performances depicting sexual acts will no longer face consequences from Idaho State Police under a newly reached agreement.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Civil rights activists are suing the Idaho State Police with the intent of striking down a state law prohibiting places that are licensed to serve alcohol from showing live performances that depict sexual acts.

On Monday, July 4,2016, at approximately 5:45 p.m., the  Idaho State Police investigated a single vehicle rollover crash eastbound US30 at milepost 186, near Hagerman.

Go home Lewiston, you're drunk.

Like the world needs an easier way to get alcohol into the human body...but here it is. The government has approved powdered liquor. A company has figured out how to make vodka, rum, and some mixed drinks into powder. Then you just add water and enjoy.

It is no secret that I love soda. I have probably drank my weight in Mt. Dew multiple times over the course of my life...but this still surprises me. For the first time in over 30 years Americans are drinking more water than soda

Are you kidding me!?  Last week we had two stories like this where kids were accidentally given alcoholic drinks at the restaurant - and it has happened again!  Apparently we're in the middle of an EPIDEMIC:  Children nationwide are in danger of accidentally being served alcohol at chain restaurants.  So on the next trip to the restaurant, you might want to test that sippy cup.