Dry January is the practice of not drinking for the first month of the new year. But where did the practice come from?

Every year, more people are trying a Dry January — abstaining from alcoholic drinks for a month — as a way to reset health ...

There are a few reasons why Gen Z is drinking less alcohol, including a higher awareness of physical and mental health. And ...

Millions of people across the country are starting the new year by giving up alcohol for the month, a trend known as Dry ...

Chief medical officer for Dry January USA Dr. Michael Caldwell discusses the health benefits of abstaining from alcohol on ...

Dry January” is changing how some people start the new year, and local bar owners say it can also affect business during an ...

At the beginning of each year, many people participate in Dry January, committing to not drinking alcohol during the month.

In recent years, imbibers compensate for holiday intakes – or just start the year healthier – by abstaining during a ...

Switching to non-alcoholic products is a trend that's been seen elsewhere too. A 2025 Gallup poll shows the number of ...

As more people try the NA life on for size this month, here are Westside’s five picks for Dry January. For shoppers looking ...

Please note: While Dry January can help you temporarily reduce your alcohol intake and improve your health, if you need help cutting back on drinking or think you might have an alcohol dependency, ...

A new year often comes with new resolutions, and for some people, that includes taking part in “Dry January.” The movement ...