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With spring finally here, it's the perfect time to start getting ready for camping trips, brewery visits, road trips and more! So if you don't have a growler, what are you waiting for? They keep your beer carbonated, cold and fresh- but it's more than that! They're also great for kombucha, soda, seltzer water or anything carbonated you want to drink on the go or share with friends. I've put together a list of my top growler picks and I don't think you'll be disappointed!

We might not get much winter weather but we might get some this week so you might want to be ready.

Samaniego is standing his ground, but it's unlikely that will make a difference in the numbers. Bars have been closed since June and numbers are skyrocketing.

How is this going to look? Well, you will still have to follow safety guidelines, for one thing.

Looks like bars might be allowed to open as early as Thursday, but really, is that a good idea?

After being delayed a week, bars in El Paso are officially allowed to reopen, but with new guidelines to follow. See those guidelines here.

Not sure if this is a title to be that proud of, but according to geotagged Twitter data, Texans are consuming the most alcohol during this COVID-19 outbreak.

Bars aren't the only businesses affected. Find out how restaurants will change under the new 30 day rule.

A DUI could run you as much as $10,000 in tickets, legal fees, lost work time, and increased car insurance rates, so party responsibly or don't party at all.

The Texas-born and internationally loved vodka brand Tito's wants consumers to know their vodka can't be used for hand sanitizer.

I'm not drinking alcohol from a pod, but there are three things I would consider eating from a pod.

Cincinnati street is expected to be closed for the next four months during construction of the Kern Place Improvement Project.