Vote by mail and the 2020 election in Texas
A hot topic in the political arena of elections is the Texas vote by mail lawsuit taking place. The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) has blocked vote by mail over COVID-19 and the Federal appeals court has extended
Oklahomans still pushing to get HB 3228 passed after governor vetoed it.
Attempts to caucus the Senate to override the veto were unsuccessful. Despite both chambers passing the bill with greater than 2/3’s vote
Lawsuit approaching as Texas DSHS pushes final proposal to prohibit the retail sale of smokable hemp
With DSHS continuing to move forward with this smokable hemp language the Texas Hemp Growers Association has raised funding to start a lawsuit
Oklahoma sends Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act to the governor
The bill modifies various provisions of Oklahoma state law relating to medical marijuana use, distribution, and sales. The measure will remove language that specifies that a person without a medical marijuana license
Animal Crossing New Horizons is a game filled with hilarious stoner references
A cannabis take on the popular Nintendo game Animal Crossing New Horizons
San Marcos first Texas city to pass cite and release as binding law
San Marcos first is a startling change leaving the rest of the state in the dust on cannabis reform progress.
SMPOA threat to the San Marcos city council makes no sense.
The police union sent a 7-page letter to the city council. It outlines why they deemed the steps and guidance being placed in the ordinance as bad ideas. Here are all their grievances and the issues with those grievances.
Police union emails threat to San Marcos City Council on cite and release ordinance
In a press release obtained from Mano Amiga, the council members revealed during the meeting they had received a threat. The threat came in an
DEA relaxes rules for cannabis drug, descheduling it completely
On April 6th the DEA announced it was relaxing the rules on Epidiolex, making it no longer a scheduled substance. Epidiolex, derived from marijuana, is the only
City of Austin singles out CBD retailers as non-essential
The City of Austin went into lockdown on Tuesday evening after 11:59 p.m. citing that certain businesses were essential, while others aren’t. Among the list of stores deemed non-essential, ones for the purpose of selling cannabidiol (CBD) were included.