Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Packers QB Rodgers moves into elite territory
Broncos cornerback Andre Goodman was in his third NFL season when the great quarterback debate began.  

• CU loses 31-27 to Washington State after blowing late 27-17 lead
• Oversight yet to catch up with Colorado's online schools
• Federal agencies try to push safe-practice guidelines, but melons still high-risk
• Yemen strike reflects U.S. shift to drones in terror fight
• Autumnal colors draw Coloradans to the mountains

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Today's Business

Regional unity credited for metro Denver treasures, so pushback on Gaylord project riles
For more than two decades, metro Denver's suburban residents have paid hundreds of millions of dollars to help fund sports and cultural venues in the city's core.  

• Colorado energy projects move along with $900 million in stimulus
• Many baby boomers face retirement of tight budgets, fading dreams

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Today's Sports Headlines

Starting rotation overhaul on deck for Rockies
The Rockies' starting rotation imploded in 2011. No one had a better view of the damage than catcher Chris Iannetta. Ask Iannetta about the Rockies' offseason priorities, about who may stay and who may go, and he's quick to the point.  

• Block party: Air Force wins 35-34 overtime thriller at Navy
• Rams rally but fall short when Spartans hit 38-yard strike in final minute
• Halladay gets Phillies off to good start by beating Cards
• Packers QB Rodgers moves into elite territory
• Mark Kiszla: In Russell Wilson, baseball's loss in Badgers' big gain

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Today's Entertainment

Take the drive to meet "Miss Daisy"
Theater review: There are plenty of reasons to make the drive to see "Driving Miss Daisy" at the Lake Dillon Theatre, 70 miles west of Denver. Starting with Denver Center Theatre Company veteran Harvy Blanks. Rating: ***  

• Tripp Fountain (really!) comes home to let his "Hair" down