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?

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?

Sunland Park, New Mexico has been moving more mota than any other New Mexico city with some out of state help. (SP: Thank you El Paso - EP: De nada mi amigo.) Now, more out of state assistance is ramping things up as Mango Cannabis brings quiet 'lil old Sunland Park a marijuana Megamart.

The rules governing New Mexico dispensaries are pretty tough and strongly enforced. Thing is, there are now so many dispensaries in operation; the weed police can't keep up. That's about to change ...

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.

Roller Derby is a fun thing to watch. I don't know how women on skates, rocketing around in a circle trying to kill each other ever got to be a thing but it is. We already have that though, this is a new, improved ... safer and more peaceful ... "rolling" derby.

A growing number of Texans are totally FOR legalizing it and some have actually voted to have it decriminalized in their city. That's not "legalizing" it but agreeing not to arrest somebody for it is the closest Texas has ever come to doing so.

New figures from the New Mexico Regulations and Licensing Department show the land of enchantments move to legalize marijuana has been a financial fiesta, bringing in over a billion dollars since 2022.

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.

Easter did fall on 4/20 this year and apparently this man wanted to combine the two holidays.