All non-medical products containing THC in any form soon could be outlawed in Texas after state lawmakers approved a full ban ...

Texas lawmakers moved closer to ban hemp-derived products that can make a consumer feel high, closing a loophole on unregulated intoxicants but also creating concerns it will negatively impact Texans ...

State lawmakers say they never meant to legalize THC-containing hemp products through a 2019 law, and that companies have ...

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

The move could anger House members who agreed to ban recreational THC with assurances that veterans and others in need would ...

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

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

Texas Senate Bill 3, targeting THC in hemp products, advances to Governor Abbott, threatening the state's ...

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is championing a THC ban bill that is threatening to disrupt the state’s multi-billion-dollar ...

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

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 ...

The bill, which has sparked heated debate, would outlaw the sale, possession, and manufacture of any consumable product ...