Post News: Jefferson County considers legalizing short-term home rentals

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Today's Front Page News

Jefferson County considers legalizing short-term home rentals
When Cheryl LoVecchio looks out her living room window, all she can see are the "no parking" and "no trespassing" signs she says she has put up around her Evergreen home to fend off intrusions from the house next door.  

• Broncos' Champ Bailey eager for new challenge to play nickel too
• Colorado's Libyans cheer ouster
• 5.3 quake in Trinidad, Colo., area unnerves region's residents
• Hearing details February double slaying in Douglas County
• Governor's office surveying all Colorado workers to find out: Do you like your job?

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Today's Local Politics

Governor's office surveying all Colorado workers to find out: Do you like your job?
Gov. John Hickenlooper's administration is spending more than $200,000 to do something no other governor has tried: asking everyone who gets a state paycheck what they like — or hate — about their jobs.  

• Douglas County unhappy about Dems' plan to pair it with rural Eastern Plains in congressional district
• Aurora council sending tax hike for police hires to voters
• Colorado Democrats propose big changes to congressional maps

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Today's Business

United cockpits take cyber turn with iPad navigation app
United and Continental pilots are going paperless in the cockpit, replacing heavy paper flight manuals with Apple iPads loaded with an aviation-navigation application created by Colorado-based  

• Sports Authority says CEO's resignation was "personal" decision
• Dish Network eyes broadband network
• Colorado Springs, oil company in court Wednesday over land's fate
• Mass layoffs in July in Colo. down 50% from year ago
• Lewis: TSA groping just another day at the airport

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos' Champ Bailey eager for new challenge to play nickel too
Used to be, nickel back was for kids. A rookie breaking in, a free agent on the cheap, a longtime starter trying to hang on. Whatever the pool, they were the third-best cornerback on an NFL team.  

• Fullback position is back in the Denver Broncos' offense
• Former Valor Christian High School star Brock Berglund to redshirt at Kansas
• CSU Rams to fill fullback position by committee
• CU Buffs freshman wideout Tyler McCulloch appears to be a keeper
• Oregon State football coach Mike Riley closely connected to Corvallis, Beavers history

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Today's Entertainment

"Tommy": We can't hear you
Kurt Brighton Review: The Lake Dillon Theatre boldly brings the sprawling, reworked 1994 musical "The Who's 'Tommy' " to its postage-stamp stage, embracing its lack of cohesion and taking the audience on a whirlwind trip through the looking glass.Rating: ** 1/2  

• Infidelity and comedy wed in taut "Faithful"
• Book review: A timely novel, "The Submission" explores a controversial "what if?"
• Book review: Joe Lieberman's "The Gift of Rest" defends chilling out
• Ostrow: Al Jazeera is reliable and often ahead of the curve in its coverage of Libya

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Today's Style

Coerced girlfriend should break up with bully, seek help (8/24/11)
Dear Amy: I am confused as to where the line is drawn between trying to please your partner and being rudely manipulated into giving in. For example, recently my boyfriend and I were getting intimate. I wasn't really into it and I told him I wasn't in the mood. He said, "It's OK — you don't have to enjoy it."  

• You talk back: Cheese wizards; Brew at the zoo; Happy birthday, Tuesday Weld
• Whip up these 5 chic chicken recipes
• Meatball Sandwiches: Circa 1976
• Make This: Grilled Corn on the Cob With Queso Blanco and Lime; Fresh Corn Soup; Corn and Zucchini Orzo Salad
• Cherry tomatoes shine on crostini with ricotta

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Today's Opinion

We trust you, mayor, but show us the money trail
The failure of Denver Mayor Michael Hancock to reveal the finances of his transition team is a disappointing stumble for the city's new leader.  

• The right answer to Perry's hot air
• Vincent Carroll: A law school "scam"?
• Guest Commentary: Protect Colorado river flows
• Once Khadafy is gone . . .