The Denver Post - 2022-04-07

• State’s hospitaliz­ations remain relatively flat; cases up slightly
• STRING OF 10 FIRES SET IN AURORA
• Trial starts for man in wife’s 2015 death
• Company kills 150 eagles in the U.S., pleads guilty
• Chronic drunken driver arrested again on DUI
• Louisville allows fire victims to rebuild under older codes
• Dentist Warns Against Pulling Teeth Without Another Opinion
• Avian flu’s arrival in Colorado closes bird exhibits
• Russia has suffered a defeat for the ages
• Blamed for high gas prices, oil execs defend themselves at hearing
• Fed signals more aggressive steps to fight inflation
• Two-tower complex being foreclosed
• Stocks fall; yields rise
• Supreme Court revives Trump-era regulation
• Forecaster­s face loss of data as weather balloon flights are cut
• MACHU PICCHU HAD ANOTHER NAME FIRST, RESEARCHER­S SAY
• Why tracking Putin’s wealth is so difficult
• POLICE SAY SHOOTING INVOLVED RIVAL GANGS
• Abortion pills are now a target
• Europe’s hypocritic­al gas policy isn’t sustainabl­e
• Team has itself to blame for not sealing playoff berth
• What are Black’s biggest challenges?
• Harvick still has gas in tank as he adapts
• All-star Game to stay in Utah
• Dude Perfect brings fresh outlook
• Masters values tradition, but change is constant
• Macdermid signs contract extension: “We love Denver”
• Opening day! Guardians debut, two ppd.
• Olsen, TES ready to compete
• Five new-ish spots to grab a bite
• Denver Center’s internal network, phone system impacted by massive computer issue
• The New York Times Crossword
• Dear Amy: In the years following college, I had a close group of friends.

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