marijuana

As THCP hits the shelves, some retailers are sounding the alarm. With its potency potentially ramping up the usual THC effects, what should consumers know?

Louisiana was almost a step closer to paving the way for marijuana legalization, but a razor-thin 8-7 vote in the state house has killed the bill. Marijuana is legal for medical uses in Louisiana and has been for years, but this vote has left Louisiana behind other states that have taken the step further to legalize cannabis for recreational use.

A Louisiana man was arrested just last week for selling unapproved THC products as well as an illegal drug called "Gas Station Heroin."

In just a week Louisiana could start the process of putting a 20% tax rate on hemp products like Delta-8 edible gummies or THC-A flower.

The lone star state just took another huge step backwards as far as legal marijuana goes by passing SB-3 - initiating a complete ban on any and all products containing THC. Texas law had allowed hemp products to contain up to 0.3% THC.

In 2025, Texas faces a pivotal moment as THC regulation debates heat up, with proposed bans and alternative bills shaping the future of the cannabis market.

2025 is almost here, and with the new year comes new laws and big changes when it comes to Louisiana and THC.

Discover the legal loophole allowing THCa in Texas to slip under the radar.

Supporters of recreational marijuana in Louisiana might have just discovered the loophole that will by-pass the legislature.

Supporters of recreational marijuana in Texas might have just discovered the loophole that will by-pass the legislature.

Smoke them if you got them Texas, and we’re not talking about a pack of cigarettes. Reform Austin released a statement on how smoking weed in Texas is practically legal. PUFF PUFF PASS RIGHT HERE IN TEXAS? Texas monthly investigations recently found that most hemp shops in the great state sell actual marijuana, not artificial marijuana, not, synthetic drugs known as spice or hemp actual pot! Texa.

Have you ever wondered if your friend, co-worker, grandma, or elected official uses cannabis? Texans can now use this handy "guide" to figure it out.