Psychedelics

Michigan judge finds marijuana testing facilities launched by ex-cops violated testing results

Viridis Laboratories has long been accused of artificially inflating THC levels and downplaying hazards in cannabis

A new ‘Red Scare’ at the University of Michigan

U-M Faculty Senate Chair warns of McCarthyite list-making of employees in DEI roles

Opinion: The case for social housing in Detroit

What will it take to make sure this isn’t a city where people die freezing on the streets or poisoned in their cars?
Detroit police raided the Psychedelic Healing Shack September 12 for allegedly selling psilocybin mushrooms.
The founder of Sugarleaf Church says the city's corporation counsel defamed her and her church in a statement to Metro Times
By Steve Neavling
The Psychedelic Healing Shack on Woodward in Detroit was shut down after the owner allegedly sold psilocybin mushrooms to an undercover cop.
By Steve Neavling
Ann Arbor was the first Michigan city to decriminalize the use of psychedelics.
By Layla McMurtrie
Image: Into the Dabiverse
By M.F. DiBella
Nydia the Ganja Clergy, aka Kishar Assyria Sumer Ezizi Du Anatu.
By Randiah Camille Green
Authorities seized about 110 pounds of ketamine from luggage at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
By Lee DeVito
The Detroit Police Department raided “psychedelic church” Soul Tribes International Ministries.
By Randiah Camille Green
Image: Detroit ‘psychedelic church’ Soul Tribes Ministries raided by police
By Randiah Camille Green
Image: At Michigan’s first psychedelic church and psilocybin dispensary, mushrooms are the holy sacrament
By Randiah Camille Green
Ann Arbor was the first Michigan city to decriminalize the use of psychedelics.
By Layla McMurtrie
Sleeping Bear Dunes.
By Randiah Camille Green
Julie Barron (left) and Modou Baqui (right) work with Decriminalize Nature Michigan and are leading a psychedelic therapy training.
By Randiah Camille Green
More Psychedelics

Michigan judge finds marijuana testing facilities launched by ex-cops violated testing results

By Steve Neavling

Marijuana buds under a magnifying glass.

A new ‘Red Scare’ at the University of Michigan

By Natalia Holtzman

Image: A new ‘Red Scare’ at the University of Michigan

Opinion: The case for social housing in Detroit

By Eli Day

In February, two children died while sleeping in a Greektown parking garage.

All material © 2025 Detroit Metro Times, Ferndale, MI. All rights reserved.

Powered By Foundation
Subscribe