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Indiana will receive more than $15 million from the e-cigarette manufacturer – Juul. The money is part of a multistate settlement over allegations that the company drove a nationwide youth vaping crisis.
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Indiana’s legal age to smoke and vape will soon be 21, in alignment with federal law.Legislation sent to the governor Wednesday also increases fines on…
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House and Senate lawmakers have reached consensus on what the final version of the bill to increase the smoking age will look like.That’s even as some…
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Indiana’s attorney general announced Tuesday the state is joining a 39-state coalition to investigate Juul Labs – manufacturer behind a popular brand of…
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The Indiana State Department of Health, ISDH, confirmed a sixth Hoosier has died from vaping-related lung injury. The agency says the most recent death…
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) — Indiana State University’s trustees will consider a proposal to add electronic cigarettes to the western Indiana school’s ban on…
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Two Indiana agencies have partnered to develop statewide trainings to help educate schools and parents on the dangers of vaping.The Indiana State…
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A new texting tool is available to Hoosier teens who want to quit vaping. The Indiana State Department of Health has partnered with the national group The…
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Legislation reached the governor’s desk for the first time this session. Hands-free driving easily cleared committee. And a controversial coal bill moved…
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Mishawaka High School presented the board of trustees Wednesday night with a new plan they’ve been using to discourage students from vaping.The new…