Ask a Stoner: Do Employers Drug Test for Magic Mushrooms?
“I just moved here and have already enjoyed Colorado’s newfound freedoms involving magic mushrooms. Should I be worried about that showing up on drug tests as I apply for jobs?”
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Could an Ombudsperson Help Mediate Denver Parks & Recreation Conflicts?
Should Denver have a designated mediator for parks? Or is its partnership with Community Mediation Concepts enough?
The Denver Mint Is Taking Huge Losses on Nickels and Pennies Thanks to Inflation
The cost of raw materials has resulted in massive increases in the cost to make change.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Allowed to Appear in Court Virtually Despite Bench Warrant for Prior No-Show
Tyler Boebert has been accused of getting special treatment in relation to a September 2022 car crash that left a friend hospitalized.
Reader: Westside Took a Gamble on the Park Hill Golf Course…and Lost
No walk in the park today.
Colorado House Passes Mushroom Legalization Bill
House amendments still need Senate approval, but the bill is expected to reach the governor’s desk.
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Cops Investigating “JUST KILLED A WOMAN” Photo Allegedly Shared by Rock-Throwing Suspect
The Facebook post shows a sticker on a motorcycle that reads, “JUST KILLED A WOMAN…FEELING GOOD.”
Mushroom Legalization Bill Clears House Committees, Approval on Horizon
Colorado’s first bill addressing psychedelic decriminalization and legalization could be passed by early next week.
Unprecedented Rise in Property Values Sparks Fears of Higher Taxes and Dissent Among County Assessors
According to Colorado assessors, there’s never been another time when home values have risen so much so fast.
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Space Case: Denver City Council Could Soon Lift Residential Parking Roadblock
A loophole that prevents parking in the same space in front of your home could soon be closed.
Fort Collins-Based Verts Dispensary Jumps Into New Marijuana Markets
After operating a single dispensary in Fort Collins for years, Verts Neighborhood Dispensary has quickly expanded into Golden and outside of Colorado, in Michigan and Missouri.
Denver Residents Could Earn $1,000 Masturbating as Part of Orgasm Advisory Job
The sexual wellness and sex toy brand Lovehoney will be visiting Denver next month for “Masturbation May” to recruit for its new Orgasm advisory board.
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State-Mandated Report on Potent THC Products Provides Few Answers
“Although there are some limited to moderate signals on the adverse and beneficial effects of high concentration THC, we recommend caution in interpretation of the evidence.”
How a Homeless Teen Became a Mentor and Supervisor for the Nonprofit That Helped Save His Life
Ja’Brel Dorsett says youth leaders with the SCD Enrichment program helped save his life after he became homeless in high school. Now, he works with them.
Rent Control Bill Axed in 2023 Legislative Session – but All Hope Is Not Lost
The Colorado legislature won’t successfully ban rent control this session, but renters’-rights advocates promise the bill will be back in 2024.
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Ask a Stoner: Are Magic Mushrooms Edibles Hard to Make?
They’re easier to make than cannabis edibles, and a lot harder to deal with if you eat too much.
KGNU’s Unlikely 45-Year Success Story Continues With New Building Purchase
The Boulder-based station announced the purchase of a new headquarters weeks before its 45th anniversary.
State Senate Advances Psychedelic Framework Without Local Ban Authority
Colorado’s first magic mushroom legalization hearing took place on on April 20, at 4:20 p.m., and lasted four hours and…21 minutes.
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Openings and Closings: Say Goodbye to LaConte’s, Doctor’s Orders
LaConte’s on Seventh Avenue is closed, Doctor’s Orders is undergoing a facelift and two popular dispensary names have expanded into new digs.
Colorado Lawmakers Propose Aligning Utilities Costs With Customers
As the 2023 Colorado legislative session comes to an end, local pols have proposed a bill to regulate utilities like Xcel Energy and get costs down.
40-Year-Old Trees Disappearing on 16th Street Mall as Denver Celebrates Arbor Day
“Transplants” from out of state will replace the original plantings from 1982.
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Meet Lele, the Giant Mexican Doll Visiting Denver for the Cities Summit of the Americas
A massive, fifteen-foot version of Mexico’s iconic Lele doll will be visiting Denver landmarks this week for the inaugural Cities Summit of the Americas.