Not quite, but lawmakers are very close. Both the Texas Senate and House have passed a full THC ban. Lawmakers are hashing ...

SB 3 would penalize violators for hemp products with any amount of THC. The measure is a few procedural steps away from Gov.

Six years after legalizing hemp and its by-products, the state is revising its drug policies and criminalizing products sold ...

Marijuana is being grown just six miles from the Texas Capitol. The operation is fully legal, despite Texas’ strict marijuana ...

While the future of the growing THC-enhanced product sector hangs in the balance, many businesses are bracing for the threat ...

THC is an $8 billion industry in Texas, and some critics of the bill have warned that this ban will hurt it, instead pushing for safety regulations, age restrictions, and testing ...

There’s no net societal good from legalizing intoxicants. The amount of damage it does to our society always outweighs the ...

Earlier in the session, it looked like the industry might be spared. After the Senate passed its version of a THC ban in ...

It’s impossible to enforce a full ban on THC without taking law enforcement efforts away from other pressing issues like ...

A bill that would make it illegal to sell THC products could soon head over to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk. For a cannabis store ...

Texas lawmakers have passed a ban on non-medical sales of THC, the intoxicating ingredient in cannabis, sending the measure ...

House gave initial approval to a bill that would ban all products containing THC, likely ending the state’s short-lived hemp ...