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Texas Senate again moves to ban consumable THC products; bill heads to House
State senators voted July 30 to outlaw any products containing THC after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a similar proposal in June. Abbott has said he wants to ban “intoxicating” THC products while allowing adults to access lower-potency products.
A new poll reveals that 79% of Texas voters support keeping hemp-derived products legal, despite legislative efforts to ban ...
Texas lawmakers are revisiting a bill that aims to regulate hemp-derived consumable products, including THC. Here's what you ...
Some who live in Texas’ small towns say that if someone looks close enough, they will see why hemp-derived THC has taken root ...
The proposed ban targets synthetic cannabinoids often sold in edible or vaporized form, which are currently legal under Texas ...
Texas has become ground zero in a national battle over high-potency THC drugs, and lawmakers now have a second chance to do ...
On Wednesday, July 30, the Texas Senate held its first vote on Senate Bill 5, a bill that aims to ban all THC in Texas and is ...
THE TEXAS TRIBUNE – A former friend of Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller told a Texas Ranger that in 2022 Miller ...
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