DPS to Review TCUP Applications for New Dispensaries
On September 16 the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) released a news update on their website stating that the department’s Compassionate Use Program will reopen the application process for dispensing […]
Texas DSHS Gathers Public Opinion on Neurodegenerative Diseases for TCUP.
HB3703 had a caveat in it that left a decision up to another group of individuals outside the legislature. The Department of State Health Services (DSHS) was left with the […]
Is Prohibition Responsible for The Recent Rise in Vape Poisonings?
As some of us may know due to the ongoing media attention given to this problem, illnesses associated with vaping cannabis and nicotine have supposedly been on the rise. According […]
From Dallas to Vegas: Mike Howard’s Journey Into the Cannabis Industry
Whether medically or recreationally, cannabis legalization has undoubtedly led to a mass migration of American citizens widely across the country. A good amount of those citizens, an almost unfair amount […]
San Antonio man arrested in Seguin on felony drug charges for legal CBD.
Taylor Deshotel (Des-hotel), a San Antonio resident, informed Texas Cannabis Collective that he was arrested in the city of Seguin on felony drug possession charges for possessing legal CBD oil. […]
Cannabis Products Targeting Kid’s Market?
This might sound strange but here in this message I’ll share a few of my business ideas that I hope one of you takes and brings to life. Reason being, […]
The New THC in Texas: Texas Hemp Convention 2020
Following the signing of House Bill 1325 and the legalization of industrial hemp and indirectly CBD in the process, trade shows, panel discussions and workshops of all types have popped […]
Austin City Council Discusses Ending Citations/Arrests For Marijuana Possession
On September 3rd the Austin City Council Judicial Committee held a hearing to discuss multiple times to include THC testing and marijuana enforcement under the new state law. Before the […]
New Mexico Judge Rules That Out-of-State Residents Are Eligible For Medical Cannabis Cards
In Santa Fe, NM a state district judge has made permanent the previous ruling on litigation that state officials must issue medical cannabis identification cards to qualifying patients regardless of […]
“Cannabis: Crime or Cure?”
Even if cannabis remains illegal in Texas into the mid 2020’s, the amount of organizations putting on class series, panel discussions, trade shows and conventions surrounding cannabis within the state […]