The Denver Post - 2024-03-28

• To quiet critics, he plans to “win all the time”
• Crackdown on leaks from oil, gas drilling
• Officers cited for tossing evidence in criminal cases
• Parker man accused of defrauding nearly $2M
• Church to host silent walk against hate on Good Friday
• State plans a fall hunt to curb rise in moose
• Woman arrested for fatal cyclist hit-and-run
• Lawmakers tone down bill to reform board
• Quantifyin­g 2023’s drop in deals
• Amazon adds to its stake in AI startup Anthropic
• Israel deploys expansive facial recognitio­n program
• Case may run past November’s election
• Who is blowing up Russia? Finger-pointing is telling
• OFF AND RUNNING
• Portland’s Smith signs extension for highest annual NWSL salary
• Shadow his famous brother casts hasn’t hindered Makar
• Playoffs could be full-health battle Online:
• Sources: Denver signing free-agent WR Reynolds to 2-year, $14M deal
• Broncos meet with LSU’S Daniels after Pro Day workout
• University will soon offer psychedeli­c studies undergradu­ate minor
• Loose bricks fall from historic Tabor Opera House
• First Asian American “Bacheloret­te,” Jenn Tran, cast by ABC
• What “Kategate” says about royalty, celebrity and internet culture
• The New York Times Crossword
• Today’s Horoscope
• “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV”: 5 takeaways

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