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Coverage of bars in the Nexus archive.
- Minneapolis ordinance targets velvet rope discrimination at bars and restaurants
Minneapolis city leaders are considering a new ordinance aimed at tackling 'velvet rope discrimination' in bars and restaurants. This potential legislation seeks to change the way that establishments communicate their dress codes.
- Ousted California GOP leader Heath Flora who backed Dem tax hikes funded two affairs with campaign cash
Republican state legislator Heath Flora, who was ousted from leadership, was allegedly conducting two extramarital affairs and spending campaign funds on bars.
- City Council holds off on extending Denver's nightlife to 4 a.m.
The Denver City Council has decided to hold off on a plan that would have allowed bars and other venues to stay open until 4 a.m.
- Proposal to let Denver bars stay open until 4 a.m. would make nightlife safer: Official
A proposal to extend Denver bars' operating hours to 4 a.m. is being considered as a potential safety measure for nightlife. This follows a mass shooting outside a Denver nightclub that resulted in one death and eight injuries, prompting questions about safety regulations for entertainment venues.
- Is Chicago Ever Getting Video Gambling Machines? Bars Wait For Answers As City Council Spars
Chicago’s City Council remains divided on allowing video gambling machines six months after their legalization in the 2026 budget, despite some businesses receiving state-issued licenses. Bars and businesses are awaiting a resolution as the debate continues.
- UDF will decide on low-spirit liquor tax policy, says Ramesh Chennithala
The United Democratic Front (UDF) is set to decide on a low-spirit liquor tax policy, according to Ramesh Chennithala, who clarified that there is no plan to close bars.
- Two classic San Francisco bars hit the market for shockingly low price
Two classic San Francisco bars are being sold at a surprisingly low price. The owner hopes the new buyers will preserve their identities.
- Crack down on underage drinking: ‘No ID, no entry’ rule for pubs and bars
A crackdown on underage drinking is being enforced through a 'No ID, no entry' rule for pubs and bars. The policy aims to prevent minors from accessing alcohol by requiring identification for entry.
- The economic impact of the New York Knicks in the Finals
The New York Knicks' run to the Finals has boosted business for local establishments like bars and bagel shops. Outdoor watch parties, previously prohibited during earlier playoffs, are now permitted by the NYPD.
- Gen Z Swaps Bars for Barbells
Gen Z is spending 30% more on gym memberships and classes compared to a year ago, according to Mintel, as they increasingly shift away from alcohol consumption. Gyms are becoming social hubs replacing bars for meeting friends and building relationships.
- Spanish bars are ordered to SHUT outdoor terraces for drinking and eating this summer if it's too hot and sunny
Spanish bars are required to close outdoor terraces during hot and sunny weather this summer, a measure likely aimed at protecting public health from extreme heat. The regulation applies to eating and drinking areas, impacting businesses and patrons.