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New Poll Reveals That 67% of Texans Support Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization

A Nov. 11 survey from the University of Houston and Southern University found that the issue has bipartisan support in the state.

The Delta-8 THC Saga Continues in Texas: Week in Review

This week, Veterans Day threw the issue into stark relief.

Tracking the Number of Registered Medical Patients by State: MAP

An overview of state medical cannabis markets by patient count, with commentary from Headset.

Texas Judge Bars State from Listing Delta-8 THC as a Schedule I Drug

The cannabis compound is legal in Texas again under the temporary injunction.

Texas Judge Denies CBD Retailer’s Request to Block Delta-8 Ban

Austin-based Hometown Hero sued the state over its announcement that delta-8 THC products are illegal under Texas law.

CBD Retailer Sues Texas Over Delta-8 THC Ban

Earlier this month, the Department of State Health Services clarified that delta-8 is a Schedule I controlled substance under Texas law.

Texas Officials Declare Delta-8 THC Illegal

Until now, businesses have sold products containing the compound under a grey area of the law.

Texas Original Compassionate Cultivation Expands Operations as State Expands Medical Cannabis Access

The company is building out a new vertically integrated facility in Bastrop, Texas.

Texas Cancer Patients, Those With PTSD Gear Up For Medical Cannabis Access

The expanded qualifying conditions and an increased low-THC limit will take effect Sept. 1.

Reform Efforts Pick Up Speed in Alabama, Texas: Week in Review

It’s a good reminder that there’s much progress to be made for cannabis patients in the U.S.—even as a wave of adult-use legalization measures cruises across the country this year.

UPDATE: Texas Senate Approves Bill to Decriminalize Adult-Use Cannabis

The measure would lower penalties for possessing cannabis concentrates.

Texas State Representative Files Bill to Grant Local Jurisdictions Authority to Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis

Counties and municipalities could decide for themselves whether or not to adopt ordinances for cannabis programs in the Lone Star State.

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