Local marijuana policy reform advocates will gather Saturday for an advocacy training event at the Amarillo Southwest Library in Amarillo. Details of the event are
Harris County is Texas’ most populous county, and is the third most populous county in all of America. There are an estimated 4.337 (2013) million
Local marijuana policy reform advocates, including a former police officer and the head of the Texas Young Republicans, will gather Saturday for an advocacy training
Local marijuana policy reform advocates, including an active-duty Dallas police officer, will gather Saturday for an advocacy training event at the Tyler Area Chamber of
Texas veterans and their supporters gathered in front of the Vietnam Veterans Monument at the Texas State Capitol on Wednesday, Veterans Day, to announce the
Texas veterans and their supporters will gather in front of the Vietnam Veterans Monument at the Texas State Capitol at 1 p.m. CT on Wednesday,
Local marijuana policy reform activists, including a former Texas corrections officer, will gather Saturday for an advocacy training event at the Janet F. Harte Library in Corpus
Local marijuana policy reform activists, including a former Dallas police official, will gather Saturday for an advocacy training event at the J. Erik Jonsson Central
Tumbling Weeds is the story of marijuana activists in the state of Texas, specifically focusing on the Dallas / Fort Worth chapter of the National
I always say that Texas is a tough place for marijuana reform. Unlike most other states that have voted to reform their marijuana laws, Texas
Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy to Mobilize Activists Statewide in Effort to Inject Marijuana Policy Debate Into 2016 State Legislative Races; New Texas Lyceum Poll
One of the most disgusting stories that I have read about all year is the story of Charneshia Corley, who was sexually assaulted by law
Representatives from two organizations advocating for criminal justice reform in Houston will hold a press conference Thursday calling for Harris County Sheriff Ron Hickman to
DFW NORML along with Texas NORML and Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibition (RAMP) are excited to announce a special Texas Marijuana Panel during our July Meeting
I am an astronomy nerd. I took astronomy in college as an elective, and would have pursued my bachelor’s degree in astronomy but my local
This last Sunday DFW NORML launched a new event called the ‘Buds and Brunch’ series. The DFW NORML chapter will be bringing in prominent marijuana
Texas’ Governor signed a medical marijuana bill (if you want to call it that) bill into law today. The bill adds Texas to the growing
I love it when the marijuana community can step up and help the greater good. We spend so much time fighting for reform, as we
The Texas State House approved a bill 96-34 on Monday intended to allow qualifying patients with intractable seizure conditions to access a marijuana extract containing
In this TV ad for Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy — https://www.TexasMarijuanaPolicy.org — a retired police officer explains why he supports legislation to reduce penalties for
Texas is not an easy place to achieve marijuana reform victories. Unlike most other states that have reformed marijuana laws, Texas does not have a
CANNABIS in America is fast becoming a legitimate business. Four states, as well as Washington, DC, have now legalized marijuana consumption for recreational use, and
The Dallas/Fort Worth chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (DFW NORML) will be hosting its annual Global Marijuana March in
There are serious marijuana reform efforts occurring right now. That’s not to say that there hasn’t always been a push for reform in Texas, but
