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Federal hemp crackdown could be delayed by one month. What it means for NC's $1 billion industry
Congress voted to delay sweeping federal hemp restrictions by one month. For North Carolina's $1 billion industry, that could mean more time to prepare — and more uncertainty over what happens next.
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House leaders delay NC hemp ban as they weigh arguments from law enforcement, businesses
Republican leaders in the North Carolina House of Representatives were prepared to vote on a bill banning nearly all intoxicating hemp products. But they shelved those plans Tuesday after hundreds of protesters swarmed the legislature.
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NC hemp industry fights bill that could wipe out most THC products
Hemp businesses call the hemp-ban bill an existential threat to the industry, as House lawmakers return this week.
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Police push NC lawmakers to pass new CBD, THC rules
North Carolina's top law enforcement leaders are pressing state House lawmakers to approve a bill that regulates THC and hemp-derived products. They say the bill will protect children.
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NC Senate passes THC crackdown, but House delays vote despite GOP agreement
The fight over hemp and THC regulation, for anyone under 21, continues inside the North Carolina General Assembly after a GOP compromise stalled in the House.
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New NC legislation seeks age restrictions on hemp gummies, other hemp consumables and kratom
A group of North Carolina lawmakers advanced legislation to block anyone under 21 from buying or possessing hemp gummies, other consumables and kratom, adding penalties for sales to minors.
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Warrant: Minors became "very ill" after buying illegal THC gummies, shop owners charged
Alcohol Law Enforcement officers arrested Ahmed Almotaser, 42, and Mohammed Ahmed, 45. According to arrest warrants, the two men were accused of selling THC products that were more than 60 times the legal limit.
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Wendell parent voices concern over new dispensary's proximity to elementary school
The future location of a North Carolina hemp store Apotheca on Wendell Boulevard ,is a block away from Wendell Magnet Elementary School.
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How labs test cannabis products for THC levels
At least two central North Carolina law enforcement agencies seized illegal cannabis products from stores in the last month. You can’t tell how much THC is in a product just by looking at it. WRAL News went to Delta 9 Analytical to see how products are tested.
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THC beverages, an alternative to alcohol, may soon become illegal
THC selzers, the beverages that have grown in popularity as an alternative to alcohol over the last several years, may soon be made federally illegal
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Push to close federal hemp loophole sparks industry concern
Part of the recently passed Senate spending bill, intended to reopen the government, proposes a ban on the sale of many hemp-derived THC products by lowering the allowable THC limit to 0.4 milligrams. Some hemp store owners claim it would effectively illegalize 99% of their current inventory.
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North Carolina hemp industry faces upheaval as Senate bill threatens major THC product ban
Part of the recently passed Senate spending bill, intended to reopen the government, proposes a ban on the sale of many hemp-derived THC products by lowering the allowable THC limit to 0.4 milligrams. Some hemp store owners claim it would effectively illegalize 99% of their current inventory.
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Law enforcement warning parents of possible THC-laced candies ahead of trick-or-treating
As children and teens prepare for trick-or-treating on Friday night, law enforcement is warning parents of a disturbing trend involving candy being laced with THC products.
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Law enforcement officials warn about THC-infused candy before Halloween
Every year, we hear the same warning, "Keep an eye on the candy in your kids' trick-or-treat bags; they might have drugs in them." Well, law enforcement is re-upping that warning the night before Halloween.
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THC-infused treats spook state leaders, with Halloween just around the corner
Parents should be watchful for candy, cookies or other treats that look like normal snacks but are actually infused with THC, North Carolina leaders say.
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Illness linked to cannabis use sending more patients to the hospital, including NC woman
Jill Fuller moved back in with her 92-year-old mother after developing cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) from using THC gummies. Fuller's experience, which required hospitalization and a lengthy recovery, highlights a growing concern among medical professionals about the rise of CHS cases.
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A painful trade: Swapping wine for THC landed her in the ER and sick for months
Jill Fuller moved back in with her 92-year-old mother after developing cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) from using THC gummies. Fuller's experience, which required hospitalization and a lengthy recovery, highlights a growing concern among medical professionals about the rise of CHS cases.
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NC bill seeks ban on synthetic hemp, new regulations on Delta 9 and THC products
The North Carolina Senate wants to ban some hemp products and prohibit the sale of certain THC drinks and gummies to anyone younger than the age of 21 -- a proposal that could set up a fight with the House, which passed a more limited measure earlier in the legislative session.
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State lawmakers moving quickly on bill to regulate THC, Delta 9 products
State lawmakers want to keep THC-laden drinks and gummies out of the hands of kids. The Senate and House are working on measures to limit the sale of those products.
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Gov. Josh Stein launches cannabis task force, seeking to regulate THC and study pot legalization in NC
In an exclusive interview with WRAL's Lena Tillett on Tuesday, North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein called for statewide regulations to legalize THC-intoxicating products and announced the creation of a new state advisory council to explore methods to legalize products containing THC.
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Gov. Josh Stein announces new council to explore legalizing THC products for adults in NC
In an exclusive interview with WRAL's Lena Tillett on Tuesday, North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein called for statewide regulations to legalize THC-intoxicating products and announced the creation of a new state advisory council to explore methods to legalize products containing THC.
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NC Gov. Josh Stein supports legalizing THC-intoxicating products for adults
In an exclusive interview with WRAL's Lena Tillett on Tuesday, North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein called for statewide regulations to legalize THC-intoxicating products and announced the creation of a new state advisory council to explore methods to legalize products containing THC.
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Increase in calls for vape store, CBD product regulation as middle schoolers show up for class high
WRAL Investigates the continued effort to regulate CBD products and vapes, many of which contain too much THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. The call for change increased after four middle school students showed up for class high on products bought across the street from the school.
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In Depth with Dan: Answering viewer questions about THC drinks
WRAL anchor/reporter Dan Haggerty answers viewer questions about THC drinks.
