The THC industry in Texas is getting a temporary reprieve after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed Senate Bill 3, which aimed to ban all hemp-derived THC products statewide.

Legislation approved this year is partly aimed at helping Texas meet its goal of helping 60% of working-age Texans get a postsecondary degree or credential by 2030.

House Bill 1481 requires districts to have consequences in place for students who are found using their cell phones in school ...

Texas lawmakers will return to the Capitol on July 21 for a 30-day special legislative session, Governor Greg Abbott ...

The governor called a special session to come up with regulations around THC products. Many shop owners say they've already ...

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) is vowing to keep fighting for a total THC ban in Texas after Gov. Greg Abbott (R) vetoed such a ban but signaled willingness to accept certain facets of one. In a ...

Texas Governor Abbott signed 1,155 bills into law and vetoed 28, and announced a Special Session for further legislative ...

Gov. Greg Abbott is moving Texas closer to legalizing recreational marijuana, but his proposal for regulating its active ...

Abbott cited uncertainty over federal funding of the program as his reason for rejecting the state’s participation.

Greg Abbott has said that "significant uncertainty" over federal funding for SNAP means that Texas will not proceed with the ...

Texas lawmakers are preparing for a special session after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill that would have banned all ...

The Republican leader cited concerns about federal funding for the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer program. The decision ...