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Some things are changing in the world of smoking. Here's what you need to know before your next trip to the convenience store.

In recent years vaping has gained popularity as an alternative to smoking cigarettes. Many people have been led to believe that vaping is the safer option however, recent studies suggest that vaping can lead to long-term health issues. One major area of concern is the potential link to infertility in men who vape.

Louisiana investigators believe the fire was started by a smoker trying to light a cigarette while using oxygen therapy.

Could cold hard cash be what it takes for Louisiana smokers to finally put their smokes down once and for all?

According to WalletHub, if you're a smoker in Louisiana, it will cost you nearly $2 Million over your lifetime.

Talk about a silver lining! During a pandemic that is mainly known for affecting a person's respiratory system, people are quitting smoking in record numbers!

Both the Louisiana House of Representatives and Senate have passed a bill that would make illegal to use a vape or e-cigarette while a child is in the car as well.

I, for one, was glad to see this bill die on the house floor this week.

Several other states have changed their tobacco laws involving age, could Louisiana be next?

Luckily, administrators are aware of the issue and according to Assistant Superintendent Joe Craig, vaping is handled just like cigarettes.

If you made a New Year's resolution to quit smoking, this may just be the help you need to make that goal a reality.

The discussion has gotten very lively even though the issue has not even made it to a city council meeting yet. Is a smoking ban coming to the City of Sulphur? We would like to get your opinion on this.