In an analysis by race, sex, age, and geography, alcohol-induced death rates in 2024 are nearly double those in 1999, with a sharp increase at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The number of alcohol-related deaths in the U.S. nearly doubled over the last 25 years, researchers said Wednesday. The largest spike occurred at the height of the Covid pandemic, when fatalities peaked sharply at 54,258 deaths.

On Sept. 4, 2025, Vox published a story that claimed U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the White House had "buried" a major study on alcohol and cancer. The story detailed the convoluted path of the Alcohol Intake and Health Study, initially commissioned in 2022 by the nation's health department.

We look at the numbers here in northeast Ohio as state troopers continue to crackdown on drinking and driving.

Freshville Market is located at 7379 W. US Hwy 190 (I-14) in Belton. Under the city’s old alcohol sale ordinance, the land where Freshville Market sits would have been within a “dry zone,” meaning it wouldn’t be able to sell alcohol.

Back to Reality' season finale episode, airing on Tuesday, Sept. 16, it was revealed Chase Chrisley checked into a rehab facility. "I just need to go and handle a lot of trauma that I have buried," he said.

Following his arrest in New Hampshire over Labor Day weekend, Emmy-nominated actor Nicholas Braun has been ordered not to drink alcohol while his legal case plays out.

Chase Chrisley entered a rehab treatment facility amid his battles with alcohol and shared how it’s a step towards mending his relationship with his family.

Chase Chrisley is getting the help he needs by checking himself into a rehab facility for his alcoholism after his arrest back in January.

The late C-drama star’s mother issued a statement on Weibo saying Yu Menglong, 37, “fell to his death after consuming alcohol” on Sep 11.

If you have one drink a day, your health could be impacted ― but the powers that be aren’t doing much to make that fact known. Earlier this month, Vox reported that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Department of Health and Human Services decided not to publish a large federal study on the negative impact alcohol has on our health.