Recent News

• Wisconsin residents spent estimated millions of dollars buying weed in Illinois last year
• How to Finally Quit Smoking Cigarettes, According to Longtime Smokers
• New ordinance cracks down on e-cig use among students in Lake Mills
• “They took our tobacco from us.” Recognizing cultural importance of tobacco, American Indian Quitline offers support to quit smoking
• “It is an amazing feeling.” Mental health, substance use providers look to help patients quit smoking, too
• FDA proposes tobacco rules to make manufacturing more consistent and ingredients more transparent
• Americans now favor legal cannabis over legal tobacco
• Now’s the time to quit: Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line offers expanded services for a limited time
• Marlboro maker Altria agrees to buy e-cigarette startup NJOY for nearly $2.8 billion
• Proposal banning e-cigarettes from Waukesha Co. grounds passes unanimously
• Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line expands programs
• 'We're ready to help': Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line offers more free services
• City of Milwaukee approves $2 million settlement with Juul Labs over youth vaping
• Congress calls on Biden administration to better regulate flavored disposable e-cigarettes to protect youth
• FDA's tobacco unit pledges reset after criticism
• FDA says there’s ‘a lot more work to come’ to improve the way it regulates tobacco products
• Big tobacco targets Black communities; advocates push back
• FDA fines e-cigarette makers for selling products illegally in 'wakeup call' to tobacco manufacturers
• Opinion: Tobacco companies pledge ‘harm reduction’ but are doing the opposite
• Big tobacco shifts to nicotine-filled vapes to keep people addicted
• Discussions set to start on e-cigarette ban for Waukesha County grounds
• Activists pushing FDA for national menthol cigarette ban
• Underage tobacco sales remain high in Wisconsin
• DHS launches new campaign reminding Wisconsinites of legal tobacco age
• Wisconsin DHS launches campaign to crack down on underage tobacco sales