Post News: Calm aid-givers reassure teen maimed in Longmont train accident

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Today's Front Page News

Calm aid-givers reassure teen maimed in Longmont train accident, who asked: "Am I going to die?"
The train was traveling 10 mph or so, a speed that looks slow for a lumbering collection of freight cars but is really the equivalent of a brisk 6-minute mile — a pace few people can reach and fewer can maintain.  

• Denver-area dance troupe could move on in "America's Got Talent"
• Two Denver cops fired in LoDo beating case reinstated by board
• Yahoo fires Bartz as CEO, names CFO to fill void
• Mayor Hancock wants stock show to stay in Denver
• Some Libyans in Colorado plan to return and help rebuild

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Today's Local Politics

Mayor Hancock wants stock show to stay in Denver
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock made his strongest statement Tuesday about the fate of the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo, saying the 105-year-old tradition must remain in Denver.  

• 16 Colorado counties go forward with English-only ballots after federal delay
• During D.C. recess, Colorado town-hall crowds make it clear: They want concordance
• Hickenlooper calls records of anti-terror spending "ridiculous"

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Today's Business

Apartment project to kick off in October in Denver's Highland area
A developer plans to break ground on a 130-unit apartment project in Denver's trendy Lower Highland neighborhood in late October.  

• Yahoo fires Bartz as CEO, names CFO to fill void
• Fed considers buying long-term T-bonds to lower mortgage rates
• Air-traffic control's next generation may give airlines' fuel-savings, fliers a lift
• Dish Network resellers fight for share of $83 million settlement
• CU research: Enzyme discovered that could detect colon cancer earlier

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Today's Sports Headlines

Brewers' Weeks close to return
The Brewers plan to activate Rickie Weeks from the 15-day disabled list soon to allow him time to ease his way back.  

• Fowler hit streak ends at six, but he contributes in victory
• Pomeranz debut a break from rotation of right-handers
• Paige: This season's Super Bowl will look familiar — Packers vs. Steelers
• First-year Denver Broncos coach John Fox no stranger to NFL's big stage
• Missy Franklin driving teammates' enthusiam

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Today's Entertainment

"Mormon:" About half of tickets should make way to public
Denver Center president Randy Weeks said today he expects about half of the 53,000 available seats to highly anticipated launch of the "The Book of Mormon" national tour will eventually become available to the general public.  

• "Book of Mormon" ringing Denver's doorbell earlier, shorter than expected

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Today's Style

Fashion's Night Out takes style to the stores
Those who think that the world of Vogue doesn't stretch beyond the pages of the glossy magazine need only to look at the phenomenon of Fashion's Night Out as proof of editor Anna Wintour's wide-ranging influence.  

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Two deportation cases, two disparate outcomes
As federal officials review thousands of deportation cases in hopes of tossing out those that don't involve serious criminals, two Denver cases highlight the difficulty of the effort and demonstrate — again — the need for broader reforms.  

• Editorial: Legal limit for driving stoned
• The high cost of protecting America
• GOP debate: Perry and thrust
• Vincent Carroll: Steep tax hikes aren't the answer
• Mike Littwin: Hickenlooper for president?