Back in 2010, the FDA took action against Four Loko and other caffeinated alcoholic ... The problem is particularly rampant in Scotland, where the wine is so popular that last month Glasgow ...

It's been a while since Four Loko, the once-caffeinated icon of late-2000s party culture, was front and center in the headlines. In weeks to come, that may be subject to change. On Monday ...

Bowing to intense pressure from the Food and Drug Administration, colleges, and other institutions, the maker of the popular Four Loko beverage announced on Wednesday that it would remove caffeine ...

The makers of the alcoholic drink Four Loko have agreed to change its labeling and packaging to settle Federal Trade Commission charges of deceptive advertising. The FTC says Phusion Projects ...

They don’t make Four Loko like they used to. When the neon-colored alcoholic drink relaunched without caffeine, it lost some of the punch that made Four Loko a household name among college ...

It was November 17, 2010, and earlier that day it had been announced that after months of legal headaches, Four Loko would remove the caffeine and other stimulants from its controversial beverage ...

Remembrances of Four Loko — the super-caffeinated, alcoholic energy drink available in every convenience store for a narrow window of time before intervention by the Food and Drug Administration ...

In the video, which has more than 2.3 million views and more than 375,000 likes, the TikToker is shocked after discovering a nutritional fact about the Four Loko she’s been drinking.

Here at Shots, we've been watching the uproar over the alcoholic energy drink Four Loko ever since college kids last year reportedly started ending up in hospitals after drinking too much of the ...