Texas

In A Shocking Change, Texas GOP Endorses Cannabis Legalization

In what is a surprising move, the Texas GOP endorses cannabis for medicinal use in their new party platform. They also now support rescheduling of cannabis.

Grandfather Arrested For Giving Granddaughter With Cancer Pot Cookies

“My granddaughter means more to me than some stupid Texas law that would rather…

Houston D.A Says It "Doesn't Make Sense" To Prosecute Marijuana Offenses

“I’ve never felt good about putting marijuana users in the same jail cells as…

Texas Lawmakers Change Tune On Marijuana Laws

Specialty Court For First Time Marijuana Offenses On Texas Ballot Texas lawmakers change tune…

Some Texas legislators ready for more medical marijuana use

Some Texas legislators would like to see more allowable uses for medical marijuana. The…

Millionaire Cannabis Entrepreneur Exposes Corruption in USA & Bulgaria

Filmmaker Kevin Booth (“American Drug War: The Last White Hope”, “How Weed Won the…

LEAP's Dean Becker Launches New Show in Houston, TX

https://youtu.be/h0uC167bVgQ Dean Becker, host of Drug Truth Network radio shows reports on the drug…

Center Helps Medical Marijuana Patients

Nicole Williams was sold on the benefits of medical marijuana when she saw that a family member was helped by it. And when she realized that medical marijuana patients in Lenawee County needed to drive well outside the area to obtain the drug, she decided to give them a local alternative: Medicinal Solutions Wellness Center.

Texans to Take Up Medical Marijuana Debate With Help From Key Community Leaders

TEXAS – The irony of so many people losing sleep over marijuana is obvious, but for Tim Timmons, who primarily uses it to go to bed at night, it’s no laughing matter. He lives in Texas, a state that is not quite ready to recognize marijuana for medical reason, and he’s drawing support from many well respected community leaders.

Mr. Timmons suffers from chronic pain and has been relieving his symptoms, including neuropathic pain, for over five years. but doing so as a criminal.  In a grassroots effort to bring that conversation to Dallas, prominent Dallas lawyer Brain Cuban, brother of  Mark Cuban (Dallas Mavericks owner) hopes to “reach out to our representatives to show there are people suffering.”