87th LegislatureState HouseElimination of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Filed in Texas House
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission was at the forefront of coronavirus restriction enforcement last summer.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission was at the forefront of coronavirus restriction enforcement last summer.
After a visit from TABC agents, a Fort Worth bar will now have its operating license suspended for 30 days.
At least six Texas bars temporarily lost their licenses for lax health protocols after a statewide investigation by the TABC.
In forming a movement of 23,000 people, Fort Worth bar owner Chris Polone's defiance of state and local closure orders has resulted in both legal problems and a devoted following.
Bars and rafting services may reopen next week to a 50 percent capacity limit, while other businesses may expand to 75 percent capacity.
Here's a list of the top lawsuits filed since the coronavirus pandemic and resulting shutdowns disrupted the lives of Texans.
Two months after Governor Abbott reclosed Texas bars, they continue to struggle to stay afloat while other businesses have been allowed to reopen.
As most state officials are preoccupied with students going back to school, Texas' wineries and distilleries are calling on Governor Abbott for a lifeline.
Friendswood bar owners say they've been harassed by police while the department asserts they monitored the bar due to overserving allegations.
After months of struggling to get by, Texas alcohol manufacturers and retailers received a win in the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's updated 51-percent policy.
After confusion over recent orders, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission clarified that breweries and other alcohol "manufacturers" may not open for patio consumption.
Rep. Matt Krause and Sen. Bryan Hughes circulated a letter signed by legislators of both parties requesting of Governor Abbott an adjustment in bar/restaurant requirements.
The Texas Bar & Nightclub Alliance has announced a legal challenge over Governor Abbott's authority to close their member establishments.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has temporarily shut down some bars and restaurants that the agency alleges are not complying with COVID-19 restrictions.
This week — Governor Abbott hints alcohol-to-go permanence, legislators continue to call for salons to reopen, and nursing home resources are advocated for.
Distilleries discovered they could kill two birds with one stone — help their communities and restore some lost revenue — by producing hand sanitizer, but it hasn't been all smooth sailing.