Medical program leaders want a ban on synthetic delta-8 THC, which makes up the bulk of consumable hemp products.

Gov. Greg Abbott’s veto of Senate Bill 3 means dispensaries can keep their doors open — for now. Their future now hinges on a ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill Sunday to ban all THC consumables, allowing the booming market flush with THC-infused ...

With a ban off the table for now, Texas hemp industry leaders said they are amenable to state lawmakers imposing more ...

Abbott called the special session after vetoing Senate Bill 3, which would have banned THC products like Delta-8 and Delta-9 ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is urging lawmakers to reconsider at a special session a bill that sought to ban all THC products ...

Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill Sunday that would have banned Texas sales of virtually all hemp products containing THC, the ...

With Texas lawmakers returning to Austin on July 21 to try to rein in hemp-derived THC during a special legislative session, they will have to parse out noise from the truth.

While low-level marijuana possession is a misdemeanor in Texas, a THC concentrate over the 0.3% level is a felony with punishment up to a $10,000 fine and 180 days to two years in prison.

Products containing THC are in the crosshairs of Texas lawmakers, who are deciding whether to ban them altogether. Thousands of retailers across the state sell products with low concentrations of ...