marijuana

Texas considers banning THC! The state's booming cannabis industry, worth billions, is mobilizing to fight back. Stay informed on this critical issue.

A growing number of Texans are totally FOR legalizing it and some have actually voted to have it decriminalized in their city. That's not "legalizing" it but agreeing not to arrest somebody for it is the closest Texas has ever come to doing so.

New figures from the New Mexico Regulations and Licensing Department show the land of enchantments move to legalize marijuana has been a financial fiesta, bringing in over a billion dollars since 2022.

Sunland Park is already pretty well stocked when it comes to dispensaries including the largest dispensary in the land of enchantment. They already draw a lot of business from El Paso and now they want to put a dispensary practically ON the state line.

The lone star state just took another huge step backwards as far as legal marijuana goes by passing SB-3 - initiating a complete ban on any and all products containing THC. Texas law had allowed hemp products to contain up to 0.3% THC.

This could be the first step to legalizing marijuana in Texas

Rep. Jessica Gonzalez's bill proposes legalizing marijuana in Texas for medical and recreational use, sparking intense debate and political maneuvering.

The battle between a group of Texas nuns and Fort Worth's Catholic Bishop Michael Olson is over. The Vatican just stepped in and declared the nuns "extinct".

In 2019 there was a bill passed that allowed for the commercialization of hemp that could include the un-removable non-intoxicating Delta 9 THC. Dan Patrick claims retailers made unregulated forms of THC available to the public.

Medicinal marijuana is legal in Texas for some patients; however, the prescription of a marijuana card will prevent you from being able to purchase a gun.