Liquor Licenses

The Bloomington Liquor Commission has rejected an application for a liquor license from an out-of-town businessman who sought to open a packaged liquor store in an abandoned Family Video building in the Park Place subdivision.

The Bloomington Liquor Commission held a public hearing Tuesday concerning an application for a new packaged liquor and smoke shop that wants to move into the abandoned Family Video location in the Park Place subdivision in west Bloomington.

Shoppers at this summer’s downtown Bloomington farmers market may find wine and beer tastings at some booths, if a proposed change to liquor licenses is approved next week.

The Normal Town Council voted overwhelmingly Monday night to waive next year’s liquor license fees for certain businesses negatively affected by Restore…

Some Bloomington restaurants and bars are getting the chance to have the cost of their liquor licenses reduced.The City Council voted unanimously Monday…

Club organizations like the VFW can now offer delivery and curbside pickup of alcohol in Bloomington.The City Council granted the permission during its…

The Bloomington City Council voted Monday to send a west side restaurant’s request for a beer garden back to the liquor commission.Eric’s Too restaurant…

The Bloomington Liquor Commission approved three new liquor licenses Tuesday, including a tavern license for a restaurant going into the former Hooters…

Shoppers in Normal now will be able to order curbside pickup and home delivery of alcohol from large retailers.Prompted by growing online services offered…

Bloomington City Council members want more clearly defined conditions and enforcement measures before deciding whether to approve a liquor license that…