The Denver Post - 2020-05-16

• Accusation­s fly over missing PPE order
• Method to post deaths changes
• Pandemic planning becomes weaponized
• Plans canceled, time lost, dreams deferred
• ROCKIES COULD FEEL PAIN OF LIKELY RULE CHANGE
• DEMS’ RELIEF BILL HAS $3T PRICE TAG
• YAY FOR MAY! MORE RENTERS MADE THEIR RENT
• Pinching Penney.
• Murder suspect got out on early parole
• U.S. Space Command here next six years
• Measured response to city’s mask order
• Perspectiv­e:
• Denver will repost sheriff job
• Census workers returning to the field next week
• Pandemic batters quarterly earnings
• Stocks manage gains, but S&P ends at a low
• Poll: Believers see message of change from God in virus
• ITALIAN HOSTAGE’S RELEASE ERUPTS INTO CLASHES OVER ISLAM, RANSOM
• Reports of domestic violence are mounting
• Health aide disappears from virus briefings then is fired
• QUAKE DAMAGES NEVADA HIGHWAY
• Coronaviru­s spreads with health system in shambles
• Brazil’s health minister resigns after just one month on the job
• Western Slope mountain lion plan, explained
• BACK TO NATURE
• Here’s what gyms and fitness studios are planning to do when they reopen
• Hanging Lake will reopen June 1 with new restrictio­ns
• GROW: Become an indoor plant parent
• Colorado soon to have new state park near Trinidad
• Create your own spin class, at home
• The New York Times Crossword
• Goodell: Teams can open facilities, minus players
• ’21 Games may not be “convention­al”
• UNC ASSISTANT COACH, EX-STANFORD ATHLETE DIES AT 26
• Strategy adjustment
• Okwuegbuna­m could be matchup nightmare
• CHSAA task force to discuss when and how high school sports can safely restart.
• NASCAR GEARS UP
• Toyota plans 2 new hybrids; Open tops give look at 2000
• This Old Friend Won’t Stop Smoking

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