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Senate Bill 3 would ban the possession, sale and manufacture of all products containing hemp-derived THC, with an exception for the state's low-THC medical cannabis program. (Courtesy Texas Original)

Texas House moves to ban consumable THC products, criminalize possession

By Hannah Norton

The bill includes exceptions for the state’s low-THC medical cannabis program, which House lawmakers are working to expand.

Women in the Texas House flank Rep. Charlie Geren on May 21.
Texas House greenlights bipartisan bill clarifying when ...
The Texas Capitol
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A neighborhood in Austin
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Students on their cellphones
Texas Senate committee considers bill banning cellphone use at K-12 schools
Texas capitol
Texas House set to take up 'parental bill of rights' legislation
Rep. John Smithee, center, speaks with Texas House members
Texas House lawmakers OK bills that would require judges to deny bail for certain felonies
Cannabis plants at a Texas Original facility.
Texas House approves expansion of state’s medical cannabis program
Sen. Brandon Creighton, R-Conroe, speaks during a Jan. 28 hearing of the Texas Senate Education Committee.
Texas Senate panel unveils amended version of $8B school finance proposal
The inside of the Texas Capitol dome.
Texas lawmakers advance separate plans to eliminate STAAR test, adjust A-F system
Paul Bettencourt
Texas Senate passes bill targeting tax-funded financing structures like Austin's Project Connect
Construction workers prepare one of the server rooms inside Sabey Data Centers in Round Rock.
Texas lawmakers look to strengthen power grid amid data center growth
Kindergarten Teacher Bailey Webster works with students at Heritage Elementary School on the first day of school.
Texas House bill seeks to improve reading, math skills for young students
Austin development
Texas lawmakers move to shift zoning power away from neighbors