If you enjoy wine with dinner at your favorite restaurant, your bill could drop a little as a result of proposed legislation at the state Capitol.

Lawmakers are considering a measure that would allow businesses to buy wine in 5-gallon kegs. Currently, a state law dating back to Prohibition bans containers that hold more than a gallon of wine.

In fact, the Senate Rules Committee passed the bill Tuesday morning.

Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, sponsor of CS/CS/SB 658, says wine kegs are already legal in 48 other states.

As a small-pharmacy owner, I am used to government rules and regulations guiding every aspect of my business.

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Just when a lot of Floridians thought it was OK to crank up the volume in their cars, now theres a new effort in the state Legislature to ban loud car stereos.

A proposed bill, SB 634,would ban car music that can be heard from 25 feet or more. The penalty for an offense? A law enforcement officer could impose a $30 citation.

The Senate Criminal Justice Committeepassed the bill Monday.