The Denver Post - 2021-07-20

• Pot arrests are way down
• Residents in limbo after new ruling
• ROCKIES’ POWER OUTPUT MAY HIT HISTORIC LOW
• MAN WHO BREACHED CAPITOL GETS EIGHT MONTHS IN PRISON
• Lost lives, lost culture
• Gas prices continue to go up. Are peak prices coming soon?
• Hospitaliz­ations hold steady
• OIL SHORTAGE TO IMPACT I-70 PROJECT
• Virus in the state:
• Denver-area psychiatri­st indicted for alleged overprescr­ibing
• Police chief: Gun violence alarming
• Hopeless Teeth Saveable with Revolution­ary Laser Therapy
• Denver decides where it will spend 15% of fed aid money
• Job-hunters, have you posted your résumé on Tiktok?
• Large jump in homes for sale
• Bringing shoppers back an art form
• Apartment developer pays $35M for Denver7 block
• Top sponsor Toyota pulls Games-related TV ads
• 2 Americans get prison over Nissan executive’s escape from Japan
• Robinhood seeks a $35 billion valuation in IPO
• T-mobile slides as Dish goes with AT&T
• CATS ARE BETTER THAN DOGS (AT CATCHING THE CORONAVIRU­S)
• Dems proposing border tax over greenhouse gas emissions
• Biden calls king a loyal ally in “tough neighborho­od”
• CRAFT, RONALD
• LYNN, LECIA
• What good is a minimum wage if it’s stolen?
• Drug could help millions, if they can get it
• Barton’s opt-out leaves Denver with potential need at shooting guard
• PFM PRODUCTION
• Has Landeskog played his last game in a Colorado sweater?
• Heading into camp, team could use veteran additions
• NHL prospect comes out as gay in milestone
• Bucks try to focus with title opportunit­y
• White Sox rebound against Astros in marquee matchup
• All eyes on Von after missing 2020 season
• With two starting CBS in fold, Buffs have talent
• Diving deep into Caribbean stories
• Composer steps down over past bullying
• The New York Times Crossword

The Denver Post - 2021-07-19

The Denver Post - 2021-07-21