Central Texans, including Elizabeth Meigs and Rhiannon Yard, oppose Senate Bill 3, arguing the THC ban threatens personal ...

Understanding the consumable hemp bills making their way through the Texas Legislature feels like a bit of a chemistry lesson.

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Only Gov. Greg Abbott can call for a special session. But in his role presiding over the Texas Senate, Patrick can block any ...

A state bill that passed the Texas Senate could mean the end of the line for hundreds of businesses in Houston, possibly even a major expansion in the works.

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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's attempts to outlaw THC and bully shops that sell it are doomed because Texans have always used it and ...

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issued this statement today following the bipartisan passage of Senate Bill 3, Banning THC in Texas, by ...

The Texas Senate has passed Senate Bill 3, a measure that seeks to ban all consumable THC products across the state. The bill, championed b ...

The Texas Senate approves a hemp ban to regulate the industry more strictly. A local shop owner said he's concerned this will ...

The bill would steer those revenues on drug abuse prevention and also establish a new "marijuana law enforcement office" ...

The Texas Senate recently passed Senate Bill 3 and moved one step closer to making it a Texas law. Originally filed on February 20th by State Sen. Charles Perry (R-Lubbock).