The Denver Post - 2019-07-09

• Program helps youngsters avoid the “summer slide”
• Colorado immigrants wait nervously as raids approach
• Trump touts green record
• SPORTS NUGGETS MAKE DEAL FOR THUNDER FORWARD »1B
• AUDITOR WANTS DATA FROM AIRPORT HOTEL
• A WARNING FOR EARTHQUAKE­S?
• JOB GROWTH IN METRO DENVER BEGINS TO SLOW
• Camping ban.
• Bible shortage?
• Signature-gathering could start this week
• Former editor of Post, DBJ dies at 67
• COLORADO 3RD STATE WITH HORSE VIRUS
• Williams joins crowded race to face Gardner
• Deutsche Bank cuts show failure of global strategy
• ETFs face a reckoning despite continued gains
• SAUDI AIRLINE GOES WITH AIRBUS OVER BOEING FOR 30 JETS
• Workers plan Prime Day strike despite $15-an-hour pledge
• Traders weigh odds for steep Fed rate cut
• Irish businesses stand firm on Brexit
• CONSUMERS INCREASE BORROWING
• Judge hits brakes on car dealers’ lawsuit against state rule boosting fuel efficiency
• Iran’s uranium production steps up tensions with U.S.
• FEDERAL GRAND JURY INVESTIGAT­ES GOP FUNDRAISER
• State can share returns
• Barr: There’s legal way to include citizenshi­p query
• Mohammed bin Salman is our Saddam Hussein
• Dems: Nominate someone who can actually win
• French winner earns bubbly
• Which one trade could best transform Rockies from pretenders to contenders?
• AVALANCHE RE-SIGNS GRAVES FOR 1 YEAR
• Breeders’ Cup to boost safety at Santa Anita
• Gauff’s teen dream ride hits end of road vs. Halep
• NWSL seeking more fans after Cup victory
• “JV,” Ryu set to start on mound
• Mets rookie Alonso right on the money
• If Classic goes extras, the revolution is on
• Which teams will rise toward playoffs?
• Haley’s upset win had roots in FRR
• Fresh start might be best for Westbrook

The Denver Post - 2019-07-08

The Denver Post - 2019-07-10