The Denver Post - 2024-03-21

• Public defender attack may have exposed personal data
• Students have more options with Grad Plus plan
• State senator under investigat­ion for sexual harassment
• Does Boulder need a new historic district?
• DNA from discarded gum leads to conviction in 1980 murder
• Can Europe save the forests without job loss in Malaysia?
• Fed still foresees three rate cuts this year
• Solidcore picks Cherry Creek for third city site
• Intel to get $8.5 billion to build chip plants
• Company said to price IPO at $34 a share
• Inflation goes up again in February
• Ukraine battles to retain small gains against Russia
• How measles reemerged as a threat across the U.S.
• Legislator­s binge on bills that rely on lawsuits
• Bill will limit pets’ access to telehealth
• Wildlife (and commission) for all
• Officials looking to revamp “underperfo­rming” sport
• Valspar Championsh­ip begins with course-record 154 players
• Ex-saints receiver Thomas entering diversion in case stemming from Nov. arrest
• Denver recognizes Minnesota as contender after Edwards’ big night
• Avalanche prospect Behrens has “two feet in” chasing another title with DU
• Presbyteri­an wins tournament debut over Sacred Heart
• Seaton says things will be “different” up front
• THE REAL DEAL
• Red Rocks sells more White Claw than anywhere in the U.S.
• Meghan debuts new brand, American Riviera Orchard
• “Below Deck” sails into a new era with new season
• The New York Times Crossword
• Today’s Horoscope
• Online meeting might lead to a trap
• “Apples Never Fall” a drama wrapped in a mystery inside a formula

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