The Denver Post - 2023-02-08

• Officials: Frequent Glenwood Canyon closures “unacceptab­le”
• States push to enshrine protection­s for tribal kids
• State: Air emissions regulation­s not violated
• Suspect in shootout gets 8 years in prison
• DA files motion seeking further evaluation of accused shooter
• Bear was in poor condition
• New Options for Denture Wearers & People Missing Teeth
• United ad touts holiday actions
• Chairman Powell: Strong hiring could lead to further rate hikes
• Company joins other tech giants in announcing layoffs
• Stocks rally after Fed chair’s comments
• Boeing to cut about 2,000 finance, HR jobs
• Police lowered bar for hiring
• Frequent monitoring needed during, after pregnancy
• Mayorkas faces showdown with GOP over border crisis
• South Korea ordered to compensate Vietnam war victim
• Russian troops making slow, costly gains
• Erasing Black history is not the role of the College Board
• Trophy houses spoil mountain tops
• Teacher’s firing by Catholic school contradict­s
• James passes Abdul-jabbar for career scoring record
• Kyle Busch violated Mexican gun laws on recent vacation
• New receivers helped Chiefs replace Hill
• Mahomes, Hurts buoy Super Bowl teams amid QB injury shuffling
• AD George enjoying Sanders’ initial impact
• Ivy League graduate transfers trying to step up for the Buffs
• Italian cocktail lounge replaces Lou’s Food Bar
• A vegetarian update for old-school tamale pie
• Make these chocolate treats to give for Valentine’s Day
• This lazed steak recipe is perfect for Valentine’s Day
• The New York Times Crossword
• Today’s Horoscope
• A father’s funeral attendance is last straw
• Kumquats are delicious and in season now, so make this custard
• A simple, yet ample, dinner party menu
• The Supreme Court

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