marijuana

Other substances were found, too--including a drug-infused liquid that that teenagers have been adding to soft drinks.

Because of recent dialogue in our political climate, more and more Texans are paying attention to the goings-on in the Legislature at the state Capitol.
Here are the top three 3) laws we will be watching over the incoming legislative session that began this week in Austin...

Congress passed a historic decriminalization bill.

Well, looks like somebody was paying attention to our pleas.

The trend toward legalization has been growing for several years now and it makes one wonder why other states like Texas aren't following suit.

Pabst Labs is full of mad (and most likely, stoned) scientists.

Sure, it might take a whole tanker of CBD oil to treat two particularly difficult elephants at the zoo - but officials are willing to take a shot.

Essentially, Law enforcement officials in Texas have to decide if a pot bust is worth the cost to the state every time.

The new law basically says that police officers aren't knowledgeable enough to determine if the green is pot or not.

While on a business trip to Los Angeles, producer Nick did something out of character.

There are still some rules that have to be worked out, but Texas has started preparing to license dispensaries to sell some low-risk cannabis product legally.
Last year, Americans spent more on legal pot, than they did on some kinds of potato chips.  No kidding!

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ended his first legislative session this week by saying recreational or medicinal marijuana won't become legal while he's in office.