Renting an apartment in the metro Denver area has become so difficult for the average renter that one state lawmaker is trying to prevent landlords from using “algorithmic devices” like RealPage’s Yieldstar or Yardi’s Revenue IQ to fix the market to the disadvantage of renters.
Nearly 100 people marched around Civic Center Park September 22 in support of expanding Denver’s basic income pilot program, which provides varying amounts of no-strings-attached cash to unhoused people.
Some experts think Denver’s growing rave scene could create more opportunities to heal from trauma after the state legalized the possession of psychedelic substances in November 2022.
Kratom and kava are becoming more popular in Colorado as the state’s psychedelic market continues to grow. But questions remain about what these substances do, their potential health benefits, and their legal status.
As states across the country consider decriminalizing psychedelics for personal and therapeutic use, advocates are pushing lawmakers to also nullify criminal charges levied against people arrested for possessing or concealing natural medicines.
What do you get when you mix drag queens, charity bingo games, booze, and self-described psychonauts? You get Colorado’s official welcome party for the Psychedelic Science 2023 convention.
Some say Coloradans need to start thinking outside of the doctors-office box if they want to maximize the healing potential of natural psychedelic medicines.
Colorado lawmakers gave their final approval on May 2 for a bill that seeks to improve access to therapies using natural psychedelic medicines.
A bill to regulate Colorado’s emerging psychedelic medicine industry passed the state Senate on April 25, but not without lawmakers voicing opposition to its framework.
Defining what a psychedelic medicine treatment center is will likely be a key point in the work of the Natural Medicine Advisory Board’s subcommittee on Emergency Response, Safety and Ethics.
