In addition to Wisconsin, four states saw their excessive drinking rate improve year-over-year. Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, and Rhode Island all had one-point rate drops, the data shows.

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%.

In 2020, the county with the lowest ranking in excessive drinking was Burnett County at 21%, while the highest was Pierce County at 29%. Excessive drinking was measured using the number of ...

A bill moving moving through Wisconsin's statehouse would lower its drinking age to 19, a move its author hopes would undercut college binge drinking in an already booze-soaked state. The proposal ...

Wisconsin is home to the most self-reported excessive drinkers. ... reported the lowest excessive drinking rate at 17%. The interactive map below shows the rates reported per South Dakota County.

A bill proposed by lawmakers in Wisconsin aims to lower the beer-loving state’s drinking age to 19. However it will face some though obstacles along the way, including the possibility of losing ...

If you're here for the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay, you'll no doubt find many opportunities to consume alcohol Here’s a look at some of the state’s drinking laws that may be unique to Wisconsin.