The Denver Post - 2018-10-12

• Panhandle devastated
• “It still resonates”
• Commerce City faces prospect of nearly 200 new wells
• DENVER & THE WEST
• SEVERAL COLORADO COMPANIES STUCK IN MARKET PLUNGE
• Black leaders denouncing calls for resignatio­n
• Dementia patient awarded $3.6M
• Lawsuit: Man jailed because he couldn’t pay $50 fee
• Gale indicted on alleged $50,000 theft from charity
• Police radio encrypted to keep outsiders from listening
• Meet the new generation of LGBTQ activists
• 10 MONTHS FOR MAN WHO BEAT NEPHEW
• Belleview Station awaiting 2nd Fortune 500 company
• Months of anxiety for manufactur­ers in Wis.
• Stocks plunge again; Dow’s twoday loss tops 1,350 points
• A sign of economic strength or a risk? Try both
• MORTGAGE RATES LEAP TO 7YEAR HIGHS
• Some vehicles depreciate 70 percent in only five years
• Percentage of U.S. children not vaccinated quadruples since 2001
• Testing shows cadmium in chain stores’ jewelry
• Checks will grow in 2019 as inflation rises
• DNA websites cast broad net for identifyin­g people
• American, Russian land safely after rocket failure
• PART OF CASE DROPPED AGAINST WEINSTEIN
• Gene editing advancemen­ts critical to feeding planet
• Propositio­n 112 is safer choice
• NBA legends Miller, Webber have high hopes for Denver
• FIGHTERS SUSPENDED FOR AT LEAST 10 DAYS
• Witness testifies to paying $40,000 to recruit’s circle
• Rare October cold game in the forecast
• Maye laughs about 140.7yard return — and no TD
• CEO Ellis hopes last game’s frustratio­n fuels turnaround
• After Series win with Astros, Cora aims to knock them out
• Cardinals, Wainwright agree to 1year deal
• Brewers will stick with winning plan
• Nixon finds family at CU
• Lobos’ balance big concern for Rams
• Does “Venom” hold the antidote to eventual superhero fatigue?

The Denver Post - 2018-10-11

The Denver Post - 2018-10-13