Post News: Colo. treasurer plans to sue state pension fund for access to data

---

Today's Front Page News

Ostrow: "Mad Men," "Modern Family" win at Emmys, but TV viewers don't
ABC's of-the-moment comedy "Modern Family" was named best comedy series, sweeping four other Emmy categories — best supporting actor nods for the Dunphy family heads, Julie Bowen and Ty Burrell, along with directing and writing wins — at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards telecast Sunday.  

• Colo. treasurer plans to sue state pension fund for access to data
• Reno air show victim's Colo. kin certain he died making sure son survived
• Broncos survive late scare, beat Bengals 24-22 in Denver
• Udall tries to block proposed school-lunch standards that limit starch intake
• Agencies team up to keep kids in school in Broomfield, Adams counties

---

Today's Local Politics

Colo. treasurer plans to sue state pension fund for access to data
State Treasurer Walker Stapleton plans to file a lawsuit today against the board that manages Colorado's $39 billion pension fund for state workers because the fund has denied his repeated requests for financial data.  

• Udall tries to block proposed school-lunch standards that limit starch intake

---

Today's Business

Mobile shopping is more buzz than buy so far
When it comes to mobile shopping, so far there's more buzz than buy.  

• Vail Resorts to hit the slopes with SkiReport website
• Facebook lets users "subscribe" to news feeds from anyone
• Bags pack powerful charge for multiple devices
• Photos can be edited on Flickr's website
• For school, tablet apps can ease the way

---

Today's Sports Headlines

Football fans catch a wait for pat-downs at Broncos' home game
Pablo Lopez arrived at Sports Authority Field at Mile High later than he usually does on game days and found himself standing in a long line as gate attendants patted down fans.  

• Avalanche's Galiardi packs on 20 pounds of muscle
• Colorado WR Clemons knows all about Ohio State
• Cherry Creek's Gersoff skilled standout in lacrosse, field hockey
• Mark Kiszla: Broncomania still worth a five-hour drive for real fan Hoag
• Online chatter: What Broncos fans are saying

---

Today's Entertainment

Ostrow: "Mad Men," "Modern Family" win at Emmys, but TV viewers don't
ABC's of-the-moment comedy "Modern Family" was named best comedy series, sweeping four other Emmy categories — best supporting actor nods for the Dunphy family heads, Julie Bowen and Ty Burrell, along with directing and writing wins — at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards telecast Sunday.  

• TV Preview: NBC's Playboy Club
• Joshua Bell's flair, finesse with Colorado Symphony delight full house
• People: Now Ellen DeGeneres' wife is an American, too

---

Today's Style

Fitness Calendar, 9/19/11
The Chelsea Hutchison Foundation presents the second annual benefit walk to raise awareness for SUDEP (Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy), 8 a.m.  

• Keep your shoulders working swimmingly
• To get in shape, get on the ball
• Fit Pix: Mary Matarazzo
• Exorcise effects of aging through exercies
• Colitis advances; when organic matters; smart pills for kids

---

Today's Opinion

Colorado leading the way in education strides
Colorado has made great strides in educating its young people to higher levels of achievement. A big part of that success has been the result of strong leaders like Sen. Michael Bennet, who, as Denver superintendent, worked closely with parents and teachers, advocacy organizations like Stand For Children, foundations such as the Daniels Fund and business leaders from every corner of the state. The collective might of all of these partners is beginning to make a real difference for public education in the Centennial State.  

• At last, an end to "don't ask"