Texas Hemp Regulation Update 2025: Governor Abbott’s Veto and the New Path Forward
Governor Greg Abbott vetoed Senate Bill 3, which would have banned consumable THC products in Texas, including delta-8 and delta-9. He instead called a special legislative session to create a strict regulatory framework focusing on public safety, federal alignment, and funded enforcement. This move pits Abbott against Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, signaling a pivotal moment for Texas hemp and THC regulation as lawmakers prepare to navigate a complex and high-stakes policy debate.
Texas Cannabis Policy Update: Local Wins, Statewide Battles, and the Push for Full Legalization
Texas cities keep voting to decriminalize cannabis, but the state government is trying to roll back reforms. See the latest cannabis legislation updates in Texas.
S.B. 1505 Passes Committee—What It Means for Texas Medical Cannabis
Senate Bill 1505 introduces changes to Texas's medical cannabis program, but questions remain about its effectiveness in improving access and affordability for patients.
Texas Decriminalization Trends: A Closer Look at Dallas' Cannabis Initiative
In a significant move towards cannabis reform, Dallas, Texas, is considering a new measure that could decriminalize small amounts of cannabis. The Dallas Freedom Act, proposed by Councilmember Chad West, aims to reduce minor cannabis arrests and refocus law enforcement efforts on more serious crimes.
Current State of Cannabis Legalization in Texas and the Impacts of the Upcoming Farm Bill Amendment
The upcoming Farm Bill amendment could significantly impact the cannabis landscape in Texas, where support for legalization is growing. Explore the current state of cannabis laws and what changes might mean for consumers and the industry.
Shifting Sands in Texas: Majority Now Support Cannabis Legalization
A recent Texas Lyceum Poll reveals that 60% of Texans now support cannabis legalization, marking a significant shift in public opinion. This growing support, cutting across party lines and demographics, signals potential economic and social reforms on the horizon for Texas.