The Denver Post - 2018-11-03

• A taxing change
• White House slams Iran
• Top donors: Bloomberg, Polis, Coors and more
• ROCKIES GM EXPECTS ARENADO TO RETURN
• SPECIAL SESSION MAY BE POSSIBLE IF VOTERS PASS PROPOSITIO­N 112
• WHEN FEWER PEOPLE COME TO COLORADO
• DEA: DRUG OVERDOSE DEATHS HIGHEST EVER
• LIFE & CULTURE NEW MILLER SKI FILM TURNS LENS TOWARD CROSS COUNTRY
• Best workplaces: Outside magazine says 23 of top 50 are in Colorado. »
• Midterms: House and Senate races to watch on Election Day.
• Two killed in crash near Anthem Ranch
• “Epidemic” of teen vaping
• HARRIS, KLEBOLD COSTUMES LEAD TO SUSPENSION­S
• Facebook must do more to accurately identify political advertiser­s.
• Massshooti­ng drills at churches “necessary” for first responders
• MAN LIFTS SELF IN BUCKET CRANE, SCARES COMMUTERS
• Anguish, devastatio­n in Adams County courtroom
• Colorado BLM will offer only 8,347 acres for oil, gas leases
• Economy remains strong on eve of midterms
• Stocks close strong week with losses as Apple skids
• ALEC BALDWIN ARRESTED FOR PUNCHING MAN OVER PARKING SPOT
• “BRADY BUNCH” CAST MEMBERS REUNITE AT TV FAMILY HOME
• The labor market would be good without all the hate
• Reserves wore down Cavaliers’ depth
• KERSHAW STAYS WITH DODGERS FOR $93M, 3YEAR DEAL
• Truex: No cheap shots
• American women surge at New York marathon
• Bridich expects Arenado to return
• Gruden seeks answers after his most lopsided loss
• McKinley Wright headlines young roster full of potential
• THUNDER BEATS WIZARDS FOR 4TH STRAIGHT WIN
• Krutsch leads Arvada West
• Vancouver prevails in overtime
• PANTHERS BEAT JETS 42 FOR FINNISH SPLIT

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