The Denver Post - 2023-02-03

• Roadside memorials hit; families call for changes
• Bill would protect 911 callers
• State sees spike in serious, credible complaints
• Former employee pleads no contest
• Coloradans lose about $25 million in cryptocurr­ency scams, FBI says
• Interior says $580M headed to 15 tribes to fulfill water rights
• Denver police launch fentanyl investigat­ions unit
• Colorado may join other states to tackle teacher shortage
• Colorado man held in solar array blaze unfit for trial
• Trifecta of layoffs lands in Colorado
• Bennet urges ban of Tiktok
• Falling mortgage rates bring some home buyers back to fold
• Amazon reports almost no profit, slowing growth
• Sony CFO chosen next president of entertainm­ent-electronic giant
• Tech, Fed pulling markets upward
• Apple’s revenue and profit go down
• European Central Bank raises rates again
• Psychedeli­c churches in U.S. pushing boundaries of religion
• City pays $121 million for police misconduct, the most in five years
• After Nichols funeral, Biden faces pressure on policing
• Putin promises win as forces strike key city
• The Durham fiasco is a warning of what’s to come
• Supply shock may force Biden’s hand
• Removing Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee
• Is Payton worth 1st-round pick? Denver is banking on it.
• Next generation’s time is now
• Lebioda leads on a day of changing conditions at Pebble
• Ryans returns home eyeing franchise turnaround
• Brady’s plate remains full after retirement
• Snubbed: Gordon, Murray both left off All-star Game reserves
• Carver remains “heartbeat” of Durango
• Denver’s first Asian restaurant week set
• Trump lip syncer takes on a new role
• Raitt heads to the Grammys, recognized as a songwriter at last
• Shyamalan brings a signature touch
• “80 for Brady” is a sports film fumble for the ages
• Friendship and tragedy go hand in hand
• Family Time Crossword
• For the first time, optimism about women in film
• “The Big 4” and other action movies to stream now
• A potent blend of horror and science fiction
• “Maybe I Do” is more like “maybe you shouldn’t”
• The New York Times Crossword
• Today’s Horoscope
• Prospectiv­e grandmothe­r can’t celebrate baby
• BEST BETS>> THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK AROUND DENVER

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