tobacco

North Dakota has one of the lowest state taxes on tobacco in the country and received a failing grade for it from the American Lung Association.

The money spent on smoking every year definitely adds up no matter where you live.

For the past four years, North Dakota has been the best state in the country at protecting kids from tobacco use. That ranking took a drop in 2017.

Several states have proposed a bill to increase the legal age to purchase tobacco. The first state to turn down such bill is North Dakota.

A bill proposed in the North Dakota House would prohibit the sale of tobacco and other related products to individuals under 19 years of age.

A new national report released today ranks North Dakota as the best state for protecting kids from tobacco.

There's a good chance that if you're outside somewhere in North Dakota, and you turn your head, there's a sign telling you to "Vote No on Measure 4."

Smoking is bad for your health. This is not really up for debate anymore these days. But a lot of people still smoke anyway.

North Dakota recently received the absolute worst grade possible from the American Lung Association, when its performance at tobacco control underwent its annual assessment.

A new survey released by the US Center for Disease Control, in conjunction with the ND Department of Health and Department of Public Instruction, shows good and bad news in regards to tobacco use in North Dakota teens.