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Texas Senate Passes Bill to Ban Hemp THC: ‘These People Are Not Good People,’ Senator Says

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who supports the bill, said products with intoxicating hemp derivatives are ‘a poison in our public.’

Texas Lieutenant Governor ‘Carded’ at Compliant Austin-Based Hemp Retailer

The Happy Cactus team asked Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick for his ID and refused to sell him products containing more than the allowable serving size.

Wana Brands Brings Hemp-Derived THC Edibles to Texas

The edibles provider launched its delta-9 THC gummies as the state’s lieutenant governor is pushing legislation to ban intoxicating hemp products.

DEA Judge’s Orders, Trump’s DEA Pick, Doctors’ Rescheduling Appeal Lead CBT’s Top Stories in February

The administrative law judge’s orders regarding a trio of pro-rescheduling participants led Cannabis Business Times’ most-read articles this month.

12 States That Could Legalize Cannabis in 2025

Cannabis Business Times is reading the nation’s legalization palm once again to predict which states will enact cannabis reform this year.

Texas Senator Files Bill to Ban THC, Intoxicating Hemp Products

Sen. Charles Perry, a Lubbock Republican, is sponsoring legislation that Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is pushing as a top legislative priority this session.

62% of Texans Support Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization, Including Majority of Republicans

A new report from the University of Houston revealed the preferences of Texans regarding various cannabis-related policies.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Lists THC Ban as Top Priority for 2025

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is pushing a legislative initiative to prohibit hemp-derived cannabinoid products and all forms of THC in the Lone Star State.

Texas Hemp Brand Claims Local Station Falsely Portrayed Its Products as Illegal

FVKD maintains its products are legal hemp and that FOX 4 misled the public in its coverage of a warehouse raid near Dallas.

Texas Hemp Group Sues DEA, Allen Police for Recent Raids, Shackling 70-Year-Old

Hemp Industry Leaders of Texas filed a lawsuit after the DEA assisted local authorities in raiding nine businesses, seizing products and arresting five people.

Allen Police Department, DEA Raid 9 Texas Vape Shops, Destroy Hemp Products

Local authorities accused the shops of selling noncompliant products, sometimes to minors. An attorney said the police and DEA ‘overstepped their authority.’

THCA Element of Farm Bill Leads CBT’s Top Stories in June

The Cannabist Co.’s Florida exit, Ohio’s adult-use sales riddle and myriad hemp-related coverage were also among the most-read articles this month.

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