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New Yorkers apparently spend so much money on this costly habit every year, they could have bought themselves a Porsche Boxster Spyder instead.

If you smoke cigarettes, you're going to pay more for them in New York State.

If you smoke cigarettes, you're going to pay more for them in New York State.

A group of sheriffs in NY warns that Gov. Hochul's plan to ban flavored cigarettes will have negative consequences.

If lawmakers get their wish, buying cigars and other tobacco products in New York could get more expensive. A whole lot more expensive.

Starting today smokers in the Hudson Valley will have more restrictions on what they can smoke and how they can purchase tobacco products.

The age to legally buy tobacco and e-cigarettes in New York is going up. The law, signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo goes into effect November 13, 2019.

Katelyn Armstrong of Whitesboro was enjoying her drive to work this week when she noticed that something wasn't right. An unexpected object landed on her in her car while she was on Commercial Drive and started smelling smoke.

The federal government has made a major announcement for New Yorker's concerning  electronic cigarettes. Going forward, they will issue a ban on the sale of these products to people under the age of 18.

For anyone who has ever smoked, you know how hard quitting can be. A new app has been designed to keep you on track, and remind you why you're quitting.

If you're trying to quit smoking, you know you'll try just about anything to break the habit. Well, here are some foods that will make you NOT want that cigarette.

There is no question that E-Cigarettes are a safer alternative to regular cigarettes, but can they still be dangerous? It's not a question of the actual liquids inside the device, but the device itself. There are some reports, not many, that claim these electronic cigarettes have caught fire or have blown up. One such case occurred on Tuesday night at St. Luke's Hospital in New Hartford.