liquor

There are 2 petitions floating around right now that would improve the nightlife in Twin Falls for some. Both of them are based around alcohol.

Idaho follows suit with several other states and cities that have decided they will no longer sell or purchase Russian-made vodkas.

So, how well does Idaho's favorite liquor pair with Idaho's favorite food - Finger Steaks?

Twin Falls police want to know who a man is that allegedly stuffed his pockets with alcohol and didn't pay for it.

The City of Twin Falls issued the following release: The Twin Falls City Council will hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 14 in the City Council Chambers located at 305 Third Avenue East to consider a request to amend the city code regarding restrictions on the sale, service, and consumption of liquor at licensed businesses.

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.

The town of Buhl has joined several other Magic Valley towns by allowing businesses with liquor licenses to sell liquor by the drink on Sunday’s.

Back in October Twin Falls resident Scott Andrus began a quest to find out if liquor signs displayed in the local state liquor stores violated state law.