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Feds legalize hemp but Texas remains behind in growing industry

Feds legalize hemp but Texas remains behind in growing industry

Feds legalize hemp but Texas remains behind in growing industry

Last month, CVS and Walgreens announced plans to stock hemp products at hundreds of stores across multiple states – except Texas.

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Execution closes painful chapter in Jasper, Texas history

“They can’t pigeonhole us and say that’s who we are today.”

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CBD oil: How is the hemp industry growing?

Not far from DFW Airport is an automated production line for canned drinks that would have been illegal to operate a few years ago.

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Execution closes painful chapter in Jasper, Texas history

“They can’t pigeonhole us and say that’s who we are today.”

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This Austin company memorializes loved people — by creating diamonds from their ashes

"We say that our mission as a company is to eternalize remarkable people," Eterneva co-founder Adelle Archer said.

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WFAA Original: Austin company memorializing loved ones by creating diamonds from their ashes

"We say that our mission as a company is to eternalize remarkable people."

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Sources ID registered owner of plane that crashed near San Antonio, killing 6

A Houston philanthropist was among the six people killed Monday morning when the small plane they were in crashed outside of San Antonio.

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Inside Texas Politics (4/21/19)

Inside Texas Politics began with the national effort to turn Texas blue or at least purple.

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Inside Texas Politics 4/21/19: Statewide

With only five weeks remaining in this 2019 legislative session, Ross Ramsey recently wrote that this is the time when the real work gets done. He also said that up until now, the legislature is just the state's most expensive, exclusive and exasperating drama club. Ross, the co-founder and executive editor of the Texas Tribune, joined host Jason Whitely to give his view on where things stand on priority issues such as reducing property taxes. They also discussed why Democrats did not vote on the 'Born Alive' bill that the Texas House passed.

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ITP 4/21/19: Newsmaker

Inside Texas Politics began with the national effort to turn Texas blue or at least purple. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee now has an office in Austin and is targeting specific congressional seats. U.S. Representative Marc Veasey - a Democrat from Fort Worth -- is leading the effort in eight states including races in Texas. Congressman Veasey joined host Jason Whitely and Bud Kennedy of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

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Take a look inside some of Austin's 'weirdest' homes

In one, visitors are suppose to have a fairy tale experience.

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USAA to make way for hundreds of new employees in Plano

Adding the building will create room for 800 more workers.

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