Denver decriminalizes hallucinogenic mushrooms
Denver has become the first American city to decriminalize hallucinogenic mushrooms, the city's elections division said.
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- Atlanta: A Georgia woman is accused of fatally shooting a man who tried to leave the scene of a crash near Highway 85. Read more.
- Florida: An altercation erupted into gunfire at a bar inside a mall in Florida, leaving one person dead and two others injured, authorities said early Thursday. Read more.
- Denver: Just one day after attackers opened fire on their school, killing a young hero and wounding eight others, students at Colorado's STEM School Highlands Ranch walked out of a vigil in protest. Read more.
- Oregon: Tens of thousands of frustrated teachers were airing their grievances at protests across the state Wednesday. But unlike with other teacher walkouts, these educators aren't fighting for higher raises. Read more.
Colorado shooting suspects appear in court
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Uber drivers go on strike to protest low pay
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