Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Coloradans to mark 9/11 anniversary with patriotism and contemplation
Coloradans were expected to gather today to mark the tenth anniversary of one of America's darkest days, the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.  

• Beyond Tragedy: WTC area reborn at a cost
• Air Force struggles, loses 35-19 to visiting TCU
• CSU improves to 2-0 but stung by injuries in 33-14 win over UNC
• California beats Colorado 36-33 in overtime on fade pass
• Suspect in murder of Kenia Monge offered interview in exchange for money

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Today's Business

Federal Housing Finance Agency a key obstacle in Obama's plan to help underwater homeowners
If you weren't listening closely to President Barack Obama's speech Thursday night, you might have missed his new plan to help millions of homeowners.  

• Stock show roping in far less in private donations than other Denver nonprofits
• Boulder, Xcel Energy square off over city's energy future
• Denver area's jobs recovery at risk from limited industries

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Today's Sports Headlines

Djokovic rallies to beat Federer, faces Nadal in final
Facing two match points against a beloved player whose name is already in the history books, Novak Djokovic clenched his jaw, nodded his head and flashed an ever-so-slight glimpse of a smile.  

• Harvick ties Kyle Busch for most wins in 2011
• Dave Krieger: A CU star is born: wide receiver Paul Richardson
• QB Smith lifts Wyoming over Texas State
• Fighting Irish fail to hold late lead
• Minnesota coach stable after suffering seizure

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Today's Entertainment

"The Book of Mormon" in Denver: A Mile High slap in the face
John Moore column: Denver's ballyhooed launch of the "Book of Mormon" national tour here should have been a cause for celebration, but its measly three-week visit amounts to little more than a subscription sales tool. Adding to the snub: Chicago gets its own separate production of "Mormon" for at least four months. That and other news of the week.  

• Art from the ashes: A decade later, great art inspired by 9/11 is rare
• Bias still taking up residence in "Clybourne Park"
• Can't get enough of "Annie"? Try the sequel
• Theater: A new national puzzle, but no answer with a power that equals "Angels in America"

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Today's Opinion

Mike Littwin: What remains from a Lost Decade
The park across from ground zero is packed. It's New York. Everything is packed. But even though the park is roaring with sound, it seems like a peaceful place, if in a distinctly New York kind of way.