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It was an enormous field of marijuana plants, seen from the air by a helicopter with the Drug Enforcement Administration.

You heard us right, folks.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ended his first legislative session this week by saying recreational or medicinal marijuana won't become legal while he's in office.

On Wednesday, the Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee approved legislation to legalize the buying and selling of marijuana in Texas.

In news out of Longview, Texas, on Monday, State Rep. David Simpson filed House Bill 2165, in favor of removing the prohibition on marijuana in the state of Texas. Rep. Simpson says marijuana should be regulated like tomatoes, jalapenos and coffee.

A Texas rancher got the surprise of his life when he discovered $2 million in marijuana plants growing on property he recently leased from the Army Corp of Engineers.

Texas Governor Rick Perry appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show Tuesday night in front of a mixed audience in Austin. He was greeted with applause and boos, but ended up laughing the boos off.

A group of Madisonville-area deer hunters were in the woods setting up deer blinds when they stumbled upon over 18,000 marijuana plants. Everything's bigger in Texas!

You can't charge the stoners for the missing weed -- blame the mice. They should be able to catch them if they just put down some cheese because these mice obviously have the munchies.

Two states have legalized marijuana this year. What would Texas look like if we followed them? This is something that is not soon to come, but it would be interesting to imagine, right?

We all know we have came long distances from the "just say no" days, because three states are voting legalize pot altogether -- and for any purposes.

Uruguay could be the first country to legalize marijuana. The Huffington Post reports that Uruguay's president has made it clear that his plan for legalizing marijuana in the South American nation does not mean he favors legalizing any other illicit drugs.