Vaping

New law for vape products goes into effect on November 1 in Louisiana.

A vaping company has offered former LSU Track star Sha' Carri Richardson an endorsement deal worth a quarter of a million dollars.

Soon it will be illegal to vape with a child in the car in Louisiana.

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.

There have been 35 reported cases of lung injuries involving e-cigarettes or vaping products since August of 2019.

Nationwide, 47 deaths have been linked to EVALI as of November 20th.

It was a two day operation conducted by the Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office.

But usage of electronic cigarettes (E-cigs, Juuls), has risen drastically.

The Center for Disease Control is investigating over 190 cases of vaping-related lung illness, according to a press release.

The students found out that there are multiple ways in which students hide their vaping at school.

The new policy means the possibility of suspension and expulsion for students who vape or bring vaping materials on campus.

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

Vaping is more popular now than ever before, especially in regards to our younger generation.