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Governor Kathy Hochul is announcing new efforts to support the hospitality industry in New York State.

Are Jello-O shots illegal in New York State? Actually, yes. Some of you may be thinking that this is actually ridiculous. But, the New York State Liquor Law says that and 'pre-mixed' drink is prohibited to be sold or given away at the bar. Obviously, that includes Jello shots.

You can now enjoy beer and wine with your popcorn at movies theaters in New York.

The New York Sate Liquor Authority has voted to lift specific COVID-19 restrictions that have limited bars and restaurants over the last pandemic year.

Bars and restaurants in the Utica/Rome area have been able to make an additional income on the sale of alcohol to-go. That law was set to expire earlier in the month of March, but did you know it quietly got extended?

Governor Andrew Cuomo says 21 additional bars and restaurants have had their licenses suspended by the State Liquor Authority for violating coronavirus restrictions.

Senator Joseph Griffo is responding to the New York State Liquor Authority’s decision to appeal a recent state Supreme Court ruling that lifted a ban on advertised and ticketed live music events at restaurants and bars.

The New York State Liquor Authority countered an offer to reinstate the liquor license of Twin Ponds Golf and Country Club in New York Mills at their commissioner's board meeting on Wednesday.

At the regular meeting of the New York State Liquor Authority on Wednesday, commissioners suspended six licenses across the state for violations related to the Governor's executive order. Each suspension was for egregious violations to social distancing mandates as part of Governor Cuomo's COVID-19 restrictions.

A local wedding venue has had their liquor license suspended due to alleged violations of the Governor's COVID-19 regulations.

Utica Police, in conjunction with the New York State Liquor Authority, conducted compliance checks at various establishments in the City on Friday regarding COVID-19 guidelines.

Two separate Mohawk Valley establishments have had their liquor licenses suspended by the New York State Liquor Authority following 'undisclosed' investigative visits.