Texas: Page 13

Austin, Texas, Medical Marijuana Firm Must Relocate Due to School Proximity

Surterra Texas was forced to relocate.

Medical Cannabis Dispensaries Are Opening in Texas, But The Newly Legal Oils Still Aren't Easy to Procure

With three dispensaries and only 17 doctors available to recommend cannabis oil, patients have early concerns in Texas.

Texas Medical Cannabis Cultivator and Dispensary Has First Harvest

The Texas Tribune chronicled the first medical cannabis harvest in the state.

After Several Steps Forward In 2017, Here's What's Next for Texas Marijuana Policy

Texas Medical Cannabis Company Names Grow Room After State Lawmaker

Compassionate Cultivation has named one of its vegetation rooms in honor of State Rep. Stephanie Klick, R-Fort Worth.

Texas Doctors Begin Signing Up to Prescribe Medicinal Marijuana Oil

At least seven physicians have registered to prescribe medicinal marijuana to patients who suffer uncontrollable epileptic seizures.

Texas' Compassionate Cultivation Starts Growing Medical Marijuana

The company said it will start planting cannabis plants this week.

What Does the Future Hold for Texas’ Medical Marijuana Program?

Marijuana Policy Project’s Heather Fazio and Compassionate Cultivation’s Morris Denton weigh in on the state’s Compassionate Use Act.

Texas' First Medical Cannabis Dispensary Set to Open in December

Registered Texas patients will be able to call in and pick up their orders at their Schulenburg location.

Texans Still Unable to Use Cannabidiol Two Years After Legalization

Legal issues and logistics are holding up delivery of medicinal oil.

Texas Department of Public Safety Licenses Medical Marijuana Producer Despite Limits in State Program

Licensing will allow production to begin, but few patients can qualify for program and less than 1% of physicians in state can register to prescribe medical marijuana to their patients.

Texas Medical Marijuana Groups Ask Governor, DPS for More Dispensary Licenses

Industry association says the three the state has issued aren't nearly enough to provide easy access for those with severe epilepsy.

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