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Sunland Park is quietly becoming one of the most talked-about cannabis markets in the entire Southwest — and the sales numbers behind that story are pretty striking.

Texas has gone back and forth on this but now the powers that be have finally made the call - selling stuff that contains "delta" cannabinoids or THCP, (among other things), will no longer be legal.

When it comes to pot and guns, both Texas state and federal laws may be changing. It's good news for many but 1 proposed change could be bad news for some.

If you're flying out of El Paso and feel like taking a little mota along for the ride, you should know that TSA just changed their policy on that. It's ok now - for some people ...

2 proposed new dispensaries in Sunland Park, New Mexico got shot down but now, thanks to a weird Sunland Park City Council voting rule, they may be ok after all.

In a surprising turn, Texas is shifting gears from cannabis to psychedelics, and the focus is squarely on ibogaine—could this be a game changer?

The comment was sparked by Gov. Abbott's super last minute vetoing of SB 3. A bill banning all THC products strongly supported by the Lt. Gov. but unpopular among Texans.

In a twist nobody saw coming, Governor Abbott just vetoed a major THC ban. Let’s unpack what this means for Texas and its booming hemp industry.

Despite all the flack Willie Nelson has taken for his pro marijuana attitude and 4 arrests for possession ... he was one of several artists busted in Sierra Blanca, near El Paso ... he has proudly and downright flagrantly kept on puffin'. Those days are over.

Texas considers banning THC! The state's booming cannabis industry, worth billions, is mobilizing to fight back. Stay informed on this critical issue.