A recent survey shows that 22 percent of West Virginia high school students are smokers. A group of teenagers was at the state Capitol Tuesday as part of Tobacco Free Day, trying to chip away at that percentage.

Members of the state's youth-led tobacco prevention movement, called RAZE, joined forces with other groups to teach public officials about the dangers of tobacco use, and marketing tactics directed to minors.

They're showing off a revamped web site and campaign to reduce teen tobacco use. You can check it out at "www.razewv.com".