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Colorado’s legislature should be commended for it’s pursuit of making sure our kids benefit from the power of the internet. Unfortunately the recent measures aimed at limiting the online discussion surrounding “illicit drugs” inadvertently harms Colorado’s growing field of medical psychedelics. While the intent of Social Media Protect Juveniles Disclosures Reports’ (Senate Bill 24-158) intent […] The post Medical psychedelics should not be cast in the same light as illicit drugs appeared first o

The recent Texas legislative session yielded small results when it came to marijuana reform. Now one group is aiming in another direction for better policies.

The recent Texas legislative session yielded small results when it came to marijuana reform. Now one group is aiming in another direction for better policies.

Denver dabbles with magic mushrooms, but using them to treat mental health disorders remains underground David Kelly © (Peter Dejong/AP) There are now movements to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms in over 100 cities. (Peter Dejong/AP) Nearly two years after Denver made history as the nation’s first city to decriminalize hallucinogenic mushrooms for personal use, the nightmare of rampant abuse and public intoxication feared by opponents has failed to materialize. “There has been no effect that has been apparent to law enforcement,” said Denver Police Division Chief ...

As it turns out, the feds weren't the only ones on to Milner. According to a Denver Police Department document obtained by Westword, the DPD had been tracking him since February 2019, after the department received a report from a tipster. The DPD document, essentially a summary of an investigation, reveals that on February 2, 2019, officers with the DPD Vice Unit received a packet through the mail that contained a note stating that someone named "Kole Milner" was growing psychedelic mushrooms in his apartment. The packet also included "photos of the grow at various stages," and pointed out ...