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State of Texas: THC ban approved amid push to expand medical cannabis program
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 who rely on the products to treat their chronic pain.
In a 95-44 vote, Senate Bill 3 passed in the House, banning all THC products including edibles and drinks with THC.
Hundreds of Austinites stand to lose their jobs if a bill banning consumable THC products is signed into law. Senate Bill 3 ...
In passing the ban, Texas joins several states in the U.S. that have banned or restricted intoxicating forms of hemp.
The agreement came after several Republican House members protested the Senate’s move to gut the planned expansion of the ...
Opponents of the bill worry about the hemp industry and those who rely on THC to treat mental health conditions.
Texas lawmakers are discontent with Senate changes to a medical marijuana bill, limiting eligibility for the program.
The move could anger House members who agreed to ban recreational THC with assurances that veterans and others in need would ...
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Ban on THC products in Texas heads to Gov. Abbott’s desk after Senate agrees to House changesThe governor has not addressed whether he supports the ban, as hemp industry leaders have urged him to veto Senate Bill 3.
All non-medical products containing THC in any form soon could be outlawed in Texas after state lawmakers approved a full ban ...
Dillon Dabelgott, the senior manager of cultivation, shows off one of the areas he oversees: A climate controlled pod where ...
Denton is the latest Texas city to reverse an ordinance decriminalizing marijuana, as Attorney General Ken Paxton ramps up ...
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