If this is your first time coming to Wisconsin, it’s important to understand the drinking laws, as some are a little more complicated than just having to be 21 years old to purchase and drink ...

Wisconsin Public Radio New research has found that deaths from liver failure stemming from alcohol abuse have risen ...

The City of Manitowoc created a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) where people can take drinks outside of licensed ...

As the map below shows, in every state, at least 10% of participating adults reported excessive drinking. Utah had the lowest rate at 12% — less than half the rate of Wisconsin. States along the ...

That dropped Wisconsin to the fifth-worst state for excessive drinking. Montana had the highest rate of self-reported excessive drinking at 26%.

Not only does Wisconsin consistently rank among the U.S. states with the highest excessive drinking rates, its high alcohol consumption draws global recognition.

WAUKESHA, WIS. — A suburban Wisconsin city will soon begin drinking from Lake Michigan after clearing initial regional approvals to tap the lake seven years ago. Waukesha, Wis., will begin ...

Wisconsin is the only state in the country where every county reported excessive drinking among 23% of its adult population, or higher.

Above video: Proposal would make sweeping changes to Wisconsin's alcohol lawsA new study shows Wisconsin ranks among the top 10 states for underage drinking. The study, conducted by Addiction ...

You can review the annual drinking water report on the DNR website. A hard copy can be requested by calling 608-266-1054. A new interactive map also displays communities that were awarded funding for ...

After Wisconsin, the four states with the highest rates were Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, and North Dakota. In total, 19 states had excessive drinking rates equal to or greater than 20%.