On Tuesday, the Senate Committee on State Affairs passed a bill that would eliminate the majority of hemp products in Texas.

The governor appeared to walk back his calls last month for lawmakers to regulate the state’s burgeoning THC industry like it does alcohol.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, in advocating for a ban on intoxicating THC products, offered details in recent interviews on what he ...

The redistricting-related stalemate at the state Capitol is both a blessing and a curse for the thousands of businesses ...

Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for a ban on THC products for anyone under the age of 21 and tougher regulations for the hemp ...

Gov. Greg Abbott told Community Impact July 22 that he wanted to outlaw hemp products containing more than 3 milligrams of ...

Over the past seven months, the issue of hemp-based THC products has consumed significant time for Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov.

A fter remaining largely tight-lipped during the regular session, Gov. Greg Abbott finally broke his silence and said he supports banning intoxicating hemp products on Tuesday.

Democrats fled the state to stop Republicans' attempt to redraw congressional districts, but bills aimed at everything from a ...

The Texas Senate has once again passed a bill that would enact a full ban on THC in hemp-derived consumables, setting up a ...

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 ...

BACKGROUND: Greg Abbott vetoes Texas THC ban, calls for special session to regulate hemp industry The governor said he now wants a 0.3% THC cap on any hemp-based products – or 3 milligrams for ...