Vaping down among Wisconsin teens

Since President Donald Trump signed a federal law in 2019 raising the minimum age to purchase nicotine products to 21, fewer teens say they are using tobacco and e-cigarettes.But sales to underaged buyers have increased since the change, surveys show

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