Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a similar ban in June, saying the bill that passed during the regular session threatened the state’s ...

The Senate’s decision signals another potential standoff with Gov. Greg Abbott, who vetoed a similar ban earlier this year as ...

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick speaks at a press conference at the Texas Capitol on Monday, June 23, 2025 in Austin, Texas. Patrick hosted a press conference in response to Texas Governor Greg ...

The Texas Senate on Wednesday passed for a second time a ban on THC. In the regular legislative session, the Senate passed SB ...

Abbott, in his veto of THC ban, urged lawmakers to regulate hemp sales similarly to liquor sales, by prohibiting sales near ...

The Texas Senate has once again passed legislation that would ban THC. But this time, the sponsor of the bill says he ...

In the regular legislative session, the Senate passed SB 3, filed by state Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock, with bipartisan support in both chambers. Gov. Greg Abbott then vetoed it in the last hour.

The medical marijuana industry could not be more excited about a ban on retail THC sales. Nico Richardson, CEO of the dominant dispensary Texas Originals and a managing director of the venture capital ...

The bill is similar to the one vetoed by Gov. Greg Abbott. The Texas House is still considering several bills.

Texas Senate Bill 5 would ban products containing any detectable amount of THC. While Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick continues to push ...

A proposed THC ban is gaining momentum in the state legislature, but some residents like Karen Reeves, are pushing back, calling cannabis essential for their health, pleading lawmakers to reconsider.

Nobody tell the Legislature, but Texas sort of does have legal recreational cannabis. Let's hope it stays that way.