Texas THC retailers should close as proposed ban looms, Lt. Gov. Patrick warns ... and more news

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick warned sellers of gummies, vapes, drinks and other retail products containing synthetic THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana – should shut their doors “voluntarily” or the state would be doing it for them. Hours later, the Texas Senate approved its bill creating a total ban on the products in a 24-7 vote, sending it to the House. In other news, a Texas House of Representatives committee moved forward a bill Wednesday that would stop non-disclosure agreements from being used to silence sexual abuse survivors; the second Joe V’s Smart Shop in North Texas is expected to open its doors soon. The price-conscious grocery store, part of H-E-B, is set to welcome customers on Wednesday, the 26th; And in less than six decades, hunters have contributed more than five billion dollars for conservation in the state, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife. One of the ways Texas is raising money for conservation is through exotic hunts. The Dallas Morning News shadowed a hunt in Texas Hill Country for two exotic breeds of antelope to learn about conservation and how hunting, especially on state land, can support wildlife research and habitat management across Texas. Read more at dallas news dot com.

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Why?? A lot of people depend on this method to ease pain in their bodies.There are so many examples; neuropathy, osteoporosis, migraines, seizures, back pain, etc..., I know that Idw to be knocked out on pills for 8-12hrs pain killers every day. I wake up, still sleepy, groggy, drive to work, tired all day, get counseled by supervisor for being late.😢These violations because of taking pain killers that knocks me out n still tired when alarm goes off. Leave the THCs alone, it helps alleviate problems work wise, unless y'all pay people to stay home n feed their children 24-7.🤷