A growing number of Nashvillians are starting the new year sober, and breweries, taprooms and cocktail joints are responding by expanding their non-alcoholic options. Why it matters: "Dry January" has become increasingly popular as more people experiment with going alcohol-free.

The trend of Dry January, when people give up alcohol for the first 31 days of the year, is underway, and a nationwide poll named three Asbury Park bars as top spots for alcohol-free cocktails.

Hims analyzed the top-selling non-alcoholic beer brands and ranked 25 popular NA beers based on four types of nutritional data.

According to Harvard Health, heavier drinking or long-term drinking can increase physical and mental problems, especially among older adults. Heart and liver damage, a higher cancer risk, a weakened immune system, memory issues, and mood disorders are common issues, health officials said.

Austin bars and restaurants are proving Dry January doesn't have to be boring. Check the list for places to discover your next alcohol-free beverage.

Whether you’re looking to take a little break from drinking or cutting out alcohol altogether, Dry January is a perfect opportunity to challenge your sobriety. PIX11’s Mr. G stopped by Hekate Café & Elixir Lounge,

Every year, one of the most popular New Year's resolutions is observing Dry January. Case in point: On TikTok, #dryjanuary posts were up 50% toward the end of last year compared to the same period in 2023.