The Denver Post - 2022-04-06

• Will incentives get results?
• Election deniers spread conspiracy theories
• Pettersen, Caraveo get nod
• Cyclists will be rolling through stop signs due to a new bill
• Appeals court says U.S. downplayed coal mine’s environmen­tal impacts
• Top general urges more U.S. troops
• 1st Black woman to serve in Colorado Senate dies
• DIA wants to attract Africa-bound flights
• Trucking companies train you on the job. Just don’t try to quit.
• State’s next hot springs hot spot?
• European Union proposes Russian coal ban in new sanctions
• Jetblue makes offer for Spirit
• Stocks fall as tech slips and bond yields jump
• Fed official notes income-based gaps
• CEO announces he is leaving ahead merger
• Twitter adds Musk to board of directors
• Ivanka Trump testifies to panel probing Jan. 6
• The 6 lives lost in Sacramento
• DARWIN NOTEBOOKS MISSING FOR 20 YEARS RETURNED TO CAMBRIDGE
• Trump aide seeking N.H. House seat voted in two states in 2016
• Evidence bolsters Durham’s case against lawyer
• White House to extend pause on student loans until Aug. 31
• What ever happened to the Great Resignatio­n?
• Missed opportunit­y
• Has defense upgraded enough to be strength?
• BIG 12 COMMISH BOWLSBY STEPPING AWAY THIS YEAR
• Mackinnon scores twice as Avs sweep Penguins
• Kansas title 3 years in the making
• Johnson eager to make impact
• Easter lamb for garlic lovers
• Italian sausages with grapes harks back to the old country
• The Queen of the Coop talks eggs
• The New York Times Crossword
• Dear Amy: I really like my job, my boss and my immediate coworkers.
• Turmeric honey adds warm, sweet notes to roasted carrots
• Skillet vegetable pot pie

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