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Vermont House of Representatives Passes Flavored Tobacco Ban

The proposed ban, which has been debated for the past six years, took a step forward this week.

Colorado Senate Passes Bill Allowing Counties to Ban Flavored Tobacco Products

The bill has cleared the Colorado Senate and seemingly will be supported by Gov. Jared Polis. It now moves onto the Colorado House of Representatives.

Columbus, Ohio Plans to Sue Over State’s New Tobacco Preemption Clause

While Columbus’ existing flavored tobacco ban will no longer be enforceable as of April 24, the fight over the law may not be done.

Missouri Tobacco Preemption Bill Introduced

The bill would prevent local governments from enacting laws related to tobacco and vaping products that are stricter than state laws, i.e. only the state would be able to ban the sales of flavored cigars.

Colorado Legislator Introduces Bill to Allow Counties to Create Their Own Tobacco Sales Laws

The bill could result in neighboring counties having vastly different policies as to tobacco sales.

Falmouth, Maine Passes Ban on Flavored Tobacco Sales

Maine has become a hotbed of flavored tobacco sales bans, with six towns and cities passing regulations in recent years.

Minneapolis City Council Committee Supports Proposal That Would Ban Smoking in City’s Only Cigar Lounge

The changes would close what is seen as a loophole in state law by allowing patrons to sample cigars in a cigar lounge.

Sonoma County, Calif. Passes First Reading of Flavored Tobacco Sales Ban

Retailers in the county’s unincorporated areas would be prohibited from selling flavored tobacco products and would be required to institute a minimum price for all cigars.

Grand Island, Neb. Approves Ordinance Allowing Cigar Bars

The central Nebraska city has approved cigar bars to be opened within city limits, provided they meet certain requirements.