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A new survey ranks Indiana as one of the most dehydrated states in America, but the results may not mean exactly what you think.

New numbers show a major shift in the way Americans consume alcohol. As more people cut back or choose alternatives, the alcohol industry is seeing a major change.

In a season filled with celebrations, one local organization is shining a light on the importance of safety as we toast to the new year.

From Navy ships to local bars, happy hour has a history that’s as lively as the gatherings themselves.

Bans were put in place after alcohol was used to influence undecided voters.

More adults drink excessively (5 or more drinks on one occasion) in this town than anywhere else in Indiana. Any guesses?

The checkpoint will be a joint effort between the EPD, Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office, and the Indiana State Police.

Miracle cure to prevent a hangover

In their continued effort to make sure everyone stays safe on Tri-State roads, the Indiana State Police (ISP) will conduct a DUI checkpoint sometime this weekend, somewhere in Warrick County.

Chances are your Labor Day Weekend will include at least one get-together with friends and family filled with grilled food, Cornhole, and a beer or two (or six). In an effort to make sure everyone gets home safely, law enforcement in Vanderburgh County will be setting up sobriety checkpoints throughout the county to make sure people who have had one too many aren't behind the wheel.

Basically, the Red Bull in your Red Bull and vodka leads to your drinking lots more vodka.

If your weekend plans include kicking back a few adult beverages, know that the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Department will be on the lookout for those that have had one too many.