The Denver Post - 2022-04-14

• Dropping Lake Powell soon may not be able to generate power
• Multiple laws signed by governor
• Wind whips destructiv­e wildfires
• Hospitaliz­ations steady; cases show “modest” increase
• Runoff forecast to be below normal
• Weaker demand might ease crunch
• Joblon lands restaurant Le Colonial for mixed-use project
• Tech industry faces “brain drain”
• Lots of broadband money, but U.S. expansion finds speed bumps
• Markets end higher, ending three-day skid
• Quarterly loss reported as fuel prices take toll
• Amazon adds a fuel and inflation surcharge to the fees it charges sellers
• Bank puts $902 million in its rainy-day fund
• Presidents from countries on Russia’s doorstep visit Ukraine
• MAN WHO STOLE DOZENS OF GOLF CARTS GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON
• Finland and Sweden draw closer to NATO
• Security group: Russia violated internatio­nal humanitari­an law
• Video shows Michigan officer on Black man’s back fatally shot him.
• Crabs embark on perilous migration to Bay of Pigs
• Free-roaming horses are not “invaders,” despite claims by BLM
• Teachers deserve right to fight for fair, livable wages
• Malone: Murray “doubtful”
• Bang for the buck
• Phillips, Buckley among XFL coaches for 2023
• Coaches clear the air after incident
• Looking Ahead
• Giants’ Nakken adds another first by coaching first base
• Lovering ready for next step with Buffs
• Buffs’ LB Thomas works to improve his game
• Saban: NIL lets teams “buy players”
• The New York Times Crossword
• Dear Amy: I’ve been married to my husband for 29 years. He’s a good dad to our grown children and a good husband to me.
• The bust economy is booming - again

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