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Top Denver news: Mobile market provides free food to students; snowfall totals 30-plus inches; more

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Published on February 06, 2020
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Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Denver.

Tattooed man who used makeup as a disguise arrested in connection with bank robberies

Paul Hernandez, nicknamed the Powder Puff bandit, is believed to be responsible for robberies in Aurora, Arvada and Denver.

Read the full story on ABC10.

Denver Broncos have NFL's oldest, most experienced coaching staff at 'Top 6' positions

Andy Reid proved in the Super Bowl that older coaches can still be relatable to young players.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.

Mobile market provides free food to MSU Denver students

Registered students can get food like cereal, peanut butter, dry rice, dry beans, fruits and veggies, dairy and more to use for meals.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.

Denver climbs above 30 inches in seasonal snowfall

According to official observations at Denver International Airport, Denver picked up 2.8 inches of snow from Monday and Tuesday’s storm, bringing the city’s total seasonal snowfall above the 30-inch snowfall mark.

Read the full story on Denver Post.

Denver airport terminal construction expected to restart next month

The construction company picking up the ball from the fired contractors on Denver International Airport’s terminal renovation project is set to be paid up to $195 million to reboot the project.

Read the full story on Denver Post.


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