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A Long Island couple has been arrested after police say a 16-year-old became ill with alcohol poisoning during a party at their home.
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If you're planning to ring in the new year at a party you may want think twice about what you mix with your holiday cheer.
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The bright red neon sign of the Bao Liquor Store announces its presence on Northern Boulevard with flashing lights.
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Two men are accused of selling an alcoholic beverage to unlicensed retail stores throughout New Jersey.
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Kristin Thorne has the story
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Connecticut businesses began selling liquor on Sunday under the bill signed into law last week.
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A Lafayette College freshman from Montclair died Saturday, after his mother says he had been drinking heavily at a party.
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The bodega worker was fined $120 for allegedly selling alcohol to someone who is underage, but the Brooklyn District Attorney is dropping the charge.
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Joe Torres has the story of a dangerous new trend that could leave teens hospitalized or worse.
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Liz Cho talks about what was in Houston's system
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The seeds claim to provide fiber and can be a substitute for whole grains.
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Josh Einiger reports the risks of taking prescription drugs with alcohol.
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Bloomberg is asking community groups for ideas to improve public health which include reducing the sale of alcohol.
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Marcus Solis reports
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AMC Theatres in New York City is considering adding restaurants and allowing customers to bring alcoholic beverages to their seats.
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Kemberly Richardson reports
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Alcohol consumption before bed may affect women's sleeping habits more than men.
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Josh Einiger reports
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Connecticut liquor wholesalers have agreed to voluntarily suspend their shipment and deliveries of Four Loko.
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A teacher is under arrest in New Jersey for allegedly supplying alcohol to underage kids.
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New York's largest beer distributors have agreed to stop selling alcoholic energy drinks.
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A New Jersey college has banned caffeinated alcoholic beverages fearing they could lead to what officials call "blackout in a can."
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