 Bodies raise specter of mass killings in Tripoli
 The bodies are scattered around a grassy square next to Moammar Gadhafi's compound of Bab al-Aziziya. The identities of the dead are unclear but they are in all likelihood activists that set up an impromptu tent city outside Gadhafi's compound.
Mistrial declared in trial over Neveah Gallegos killing
A mistrial was abruptly declared this afternoon in the murder case against Angel Ray Montoya, accused of killing his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter Neveah. Floods wash out parts of Medano Pass in Great Sand Dunes National Park
Severe road damage and flash floods forced the closure of the Medano Pass Primitive Road in Great Sand Dunes National Park. Number of young Hispanics in college surges
The number of Hispanic 18-to-24 year-olds enrolled in college is surging. A new report says the figure grew by 24 percent last year—which means an additional 350,000 young Hispanics enrolled in school. The numbers come from a study published Thursday by the Pew Hispanic Center. |
 Apple fans: Company is more than Steve Jobs
 Steve Jobs resigned as CEO of the iconic gadget maker Apple today. The company's fans and would-be customers seemed to agree that while Steve Jobs' charisma and innovative genius is one-of-a-kind, the company he built will survive without him. Airlines issue travel waivers in advance of Irene
Airlines, including Denver's three largest carriers, are issuing Hurricane Irene-related travel advisories for East Coast flights. Stevinson buys Hyundai dealership
Stevinson Automotive, a Lakewood-based operator of auto dealerships, said it has acquired Longs Peak Hyundai in Longmont and will beef up its staff. |
Denver auditor denounces "overarching greed" in bid to move National Western Stock Show
 Denver City Council members are scrutinizing old contracts and questioning other claims by the National Western Stock Show in its effort to relocate from Denver to a new site in Aurora.
Romney sticks with strategy despite Perry's surge
Despite a new rival's surge, Mitt Romney is campaigning as though he's still the GOP presidential front-runner, focusing his criticisms on President Barack Obama, taking few risks and keeping most proposals vague enough to leave ample maneuvering room. DPS board member Theresa Pena to head Mayor Hancock's education compact
Denver school board member Theresa Pena may become the director of Mayor Michael Hancock's education compact. The announcement will come later this afternoon when Hancock unveils the launch of the Denver Education Compact. |
 Boulder's Tom Danielson weakened by virus, still riding Pro Challenge
 Boulder's Tom Danielson, third place in the USA Pro Cycling Challenge, is weakened from a stomach virus he developed Wednesday night but will take part in this afternoon's 10-mile time trial. Danielson almost scratched from the race. Rockies' Street headed to Los Angeles with team
With their season hanging in the balance, the Rockies are expected to add bullpen reinforcements by activating closer Huston Street before Friday's series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Broncos' Tebow, Quinn take first-team snaps with Orton excused from practice
Tim Tebow and Brady Quinn each got their chance to take snaps with the Broncos' first-team offense in practice today after starter Kyle Orton was excused mid-practice for personal reasons. Orton ran off the field more than 90 minutes into practice. |
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