A push to ban e-cigarettes and other vaping products for people under 21 has been resurrected in Kentucky after some heart-felt testimony from a group of middle school students.

The use of vaping and tobacco products would be outlawed at Kentucky public schools under a bill that cleared a House panel Thursday.

The nation's top health authorities agree that teen vaping is an epidemic that now affects some 3.6 million underage users of e-cigarettes. But no one seems to know the best way to help teenagers who may be addicted to nicotine.

A school-based survey shows nearly 1 in 11 U.S. students have used marijuana in electronic cigarettes, heightening concern about the new popularity of vaping among teens.

City's board of commissioners amended Ashland's anti-smoking ordinance Thursday after listening to arguments from both sides of the e-cigarette debate.