January 24 – E-Cig News Scan

Stay in the know with this week’s roundup of vape-related news from across the U.S. Whether it’s legal battles, retail shifts, or health concerns, the vaping industry continues to make headlines. Here are some of the most talked-about stories:

• Walgreens Reintroduces Vape Sales After 5-Year Hiatus
  Walgreens is bringing vape products back to its shelves for the first time since 2019, signaling a shift in retail policy toward adult tobacco alternatives.
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• Denver Vape Shops Take Legal Action Over Flavor Ban
  Multiple vape store owners in Denver are suing the city in an attempt to overturn the ban on flavored nicotine products, arguing it harms local businesses.
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• Illegal Vape Sale Reported to a Teen in Ohio
  A woman in University Heights, Ohio, reported that her 16-year-old son was illegally sold a vape product, raising ongoing concerns around underage access.
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• Forsyth County Officers Seize $90,000 in THC Vape Cartridges
  Law enforcement in Forsyth County, North Carolina, confiscated an estimated $90,000 worth of THC vape products following an investigative sting by a task force.
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• City of Boise Issues Warning About Vape-Related Fires
  Boise city officials are alerting residents after a series of fires have been linked to vape device malfunctions, urging caution and proper battery handling.
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• Cascade Debates New Vaping Regulations
  City leaders in Cascade are considering a new vaping ordinance as they contemplate what kind of environment they want for future generations.
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With developments from coast to coast, the vaping industry remains dynamic and full of debate. Whether it’s retail reinvention, legal challenges, or community-level policy discussions, one thing’s for sure—vaping continues to be a hot topic. Stay tuned for more updates in our next roundup!