Liquor

It's always a good idea to get your holiday shopping done as early as possible, especially when it comes to alcohol. You don't want to run out of anything "after hours" and, in Texas, those hours are weird.

Planning to knock back a few shots or having mixed drinks on Thanksgiving? You better get your supplies ahead of time.

Liquor stores will not be open on New Year's Eve, so a last minute booze run is off the table for the holiday.

It will be the same palette-pleasing wine, but the size of the container will be changing. Instead of buying a large bottle, you'll be able to buy a much smaller container that's easier to polish off all by yourself.

Reports are showing that a lot of people are self quarantining with booze. Lots of booze. What better way to pass the time than with some cocktails? Restaurants here in Central Texas are even delivering your favorite cocktail with your food order...

Go get a bottle and sip responsibly, then get your butt back in the house and STAY THERE.

Election Night proved to be a big win for businesses in Copperas Cove hoping to end its long standing "dry" status. According to The Temple Daily Telegram, Cove residents voted by an overwhelming majority to approve the sale of liquor and mixed beverages within city limits...

Playboy Magazine recently published its list of each state's strangest craft liquor, and Texas' is made right in our back yard.

Walmart is claiming foul when it comes to the TABC.