El Paso City Representative Cassandra Hernandez Stands With Constituents; Her Opponent Will Veliz Deceives The Public.
On November 12, El Paso City Council voted in support of a cite and release program. The vote came down 6 – 2 in favor of implementing a cite and […]
Here’s the Texans who voted on the MORE act in Judiciary Committee
On November 20th, 2019 the House Judiciary committee voted to advance the MORE Act for a full House vote. Of the committee 5 were representatives of Texas, and only 4 of them voted on the […]
Although Historic, There Is Still Progress To Be Made and Work To Be Done.
On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee passed House Resolution 3884- the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act of 2019 (“MORE Act”). Although historic, being that this is the first time […]
El Paso City Council Votes in Favor of Cite and Release
Last week, City Representatives Alexsandra Anello (District 2) and Dr. Sam Morgan (District 4) filed a resolution seeking to implement a Cite and Release program after working closely with members […]
Texas Veterans March For Medical Marijuana In New Braunfels Veteran’s Day Parade
Photo by Jason Walker Dozens of Texas veterans showed up at a scheduled Veteran’s Day parade in New Braunfels today, marching in hopes of bringing attention to medical marijuana and […]
El Paso City Council to Take Up Agenda Item to Implement a Cite and Release Program for Misdemeanor Marijuana Offenses.
A team of highly motivated individuals have been working with El Paso City Council to bring about….
Is TCUP moot now? How I was prescribed hemp oil legally.
If this is the case for hemp and it’s extracts now, why would most people bother to go…
USDA releases interim hemp rules and proposal for public comment
After reviewing and evaluating the comments, USDA will draft and publish a final rule within…
Challenging The Industry Norms
I have wrestled with this question for as long as I have been in the legal cannabis industry. Why is it that we took the same black market business framework […]
A Patient in New Mexico; A Criminal in Texas.
As Texas Cannabis Collective reported in June, New Mexico passed an amendment changing the language for qualifying patients of the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act. Prior to the amendment, […]