Missouri is moving closer to banning cities from enacting stricter regulations on tobacco, nicotine, and e-cigarette sales than the state. Alisa Nelson talks to St. Louis County Representative Ben Keathley, who says he wants consistent tobacco laws.
A bill making its way through the legislative process would change Missouri’s tobacco regulations. Alisa Nelson talks to the bill sponsor, St. Louis State Representative Brad Christ.
Missouri law requires people to be at least 18 years old to buy tobacco products. But maybe not for long. The Missouri House of Representatives could soon debate a bill, sponsored by Rep. Brad Christ, R-St. Louis, that would raise the minimum age to 21. “It’s a...
