Oregon launches legal psilocybin, known as "magic mushrooms" to the public
Researchers believe psilocybin changes the way the brain organizes itself, helping a user adopt new attitudes and overcome mental health issues.
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Researchers believe psilocybin changes the way the brain organizes itself, helping a user adopt new attitudes and overcome mental health issues.
A man walked into an FBI field office in Oregon and confessed to bludgeoning a woman to death more than four decades ago, prosecutors say.
In a state dominated by progressive politics, some residents in rural Oregon east of the Cascade Mountains want to move the border so that their counties become part of Idaho, a more conservative state that more closely aligns with their values. Correspondent Lee Cowan returns to Oregon for an update on his story (originally broadcast Oct. 16, 2022), in which he talks with advocates of the Greater Idaho movement about why they believe the time is right for this "radical" idea.
In a state dominated by progressive politics, some Oregonians east of the Cascade Mountains want to move the border so that their counties become part of Idaho, a more conservative state that more closely aligns with their values.
Nearly 85% of wildfires are started by people, including from campfires, negligently discarded cigarettes and intentional acts of arson, according to the National Park Service.
The FBI said Negasi Zuberi may have used other methods of gaining control of women, including drugging their drinks.
An Oregon man is accused of posing as an undercover police officer, abducting a woman and sexually assaulting her before she managed to escape from the cinderblock cell she was being kept in. Authorities are now searching for victims in other states. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
The suspect has lived in 10 states since 2016 and the FBI is looking for more potential victims.
The suspect was later shot and killed by police during a traffic stop.
"Joel was doing something he loved, with the person he loved, in the outdoors and we know that brought him joy," his mother said.
He stumbled and fell from a switchback not far from the falls and the scenic Benson Bridge, roughly 30 miles east of Portland.
The dog fell about 300 feet down a cliff and ended up in an inaccessible part of a beach, the Coast Guard said.
The long overdue dystopian first-edition has parts "as relevant today as they were 65 [years] ago," the man who borrowed the book said in a note to the library.
Residents have been urged to stay out of the water for 48 hours because there could be "increased bacteria" in the water.
Lincoln Clayton Smith, 52, of North Highlands, California, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of intoxicants, reckless driving, manslaughter and assault, police said.
Oregon has become the first state to issue a license for a "magic mushroom" therapy treatment center. Angela Allbee, manager of the Oregon Health Authority's Psilocybin Services Section, joins to explain how the center will work.
The matter came to a head Friday after Fagan's office released an audit of the state's marijuana regulators, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission.
The indictment comes just weeks after the suspect's sister and her husband were found dead.
Biologists say the chinook salmon population has declined dramatically after years of drought.
The motorist was trying to travel across a remote road in the forest when his vehicle, which was not equipped for snow conditions, got stuck, authorities said.
A California man was hiking past a safety fence in an area known to locals as "the punch bowl" when he slipped and fell approximately 20 feet to the water's edge, police said.
A powerful winter storm lashing California is still threatening floods, blizzards and avalanches while adding frigid temperatures to the misery mix.
He and other senior officials are being investigated for alleged use of their positions to divert rare, sought-after bourbons for personal use.
The state attorney general said senior officials in the state's alcohol regulatory agency violated ethics laws by diverting rare bourbons for personal use.
Oregon's Supreme Court concluded it wouldn't be appropriate to get involved while the matter is still being addressed in a trial court.