THC

A Tyler Facebook discussion about Texas' new hemp law highlights how many East Texans are still trying to understand what's legal, what's banned, and why.

Texas is cracking down on Delta-8 and several hemp-derived cannabinoids beginning July 31, but that doesn't mean every THC gummy or drink disappears. Here's the difference.

Lawmakers couldn’t ban THC products outright, but Abbott’s new order tightens sales rules on gummies, snacks, and drinks.

In a twist nobody saw coming, Governor Abbott just vetoed a major THC ban. Let’s unpack what this means for Texas and its booming hemp industry.

Imagine a Texas without hemp-derived THC options. With the legislature moving forward on new restrictions, it might just become a reality.

A Lufkin area toddler was hospitalized after testing positive for THC, leading to the arrest of a caretaker.

Lt. Governor Dan Patrick has made banning THC products a priority, calling them a "poison" and referring to his ban as a "life and death" matter. He's not backing off on this hellbent pursuit of a total ban but the lower house diluted his proposed bill a little.

As Texas debates THC restrictions, some argue this legislation could harm small businesses rather than safeguard health.

A Senate bill is proposing that THC be banned once again in Texas

Senate Bill 3 in Texas proposes a statewide ban on consumable THC products, sparking debates among industry experts and consumers.