Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Terrorist takes U.S. to court over his confinement conditions at Supermax in Colorado
A convicted terrorist will get to take the government to trial over the conditions of his incarceration at the federal Supermax prison in Florence.  

• Family of listeria victim, 87, shocked by news of cause
• Apple's iPhone 4S gets rotten reviews at unveiling
• Two boys missing in southwestern Colorado since Sunday
• Colorado's concentration of high-tech jobs ranks third in nation
• Bernanke urges Congress, White House to do more to help economy

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Today's Local Politics

Denver council members want to boost funds for child care
Denver's City Council is asking for changes to Mayor Michael Hancock's 2012 budget — seeking more money for low-income child care, more hours for libraries and the restoration of a wildlife expert.  

• Colorado ethics panel says ex-commissioner helped boost funding for council he was seeking job with
• Campaign-fund surplus tapped for Denver mayor's office Beaver Creek retreat

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Today's Business

Apple's iPhone 4S gets rotten reviews at unveiling
Sixteen months of pent-up demand, and Apple gives us this? Consumers wanted the iPhone 5. They got the iFail 4S, as it was quickly dubbed by the Twittersphere because Apple's new smartphone features the same old design.  

• Colorado's concentration of high-tech jobs ranks third in nation
• Bernanke urges Congress, White House to do more to help economy
• Probation officer recommends no jail time for Peterson in securities fraud case
• Report offers brighter outlook on Colorado job growth

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Today's Sports Headlines

Rockies: Opportunity awaits at third base
One minute into the first spring training game, Ian Stewart raced down the left-field foul line for a popup. He never lost sight of the ball.  

• With four sacks in four games, Broncos rookie Miller off to terrific start
• Krieger: Broncos fans can't call plays, but they're showing angry signals
• Willoughby: ATF goes too far in restricting medical-pot patients' gun rights
• Bailey turns bird dog
• Five notable offseason moves

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Today's Entertainment

Book review: "The Visible Man" by Chuck Klosterman
Ralph Ellison wouldn't know what to make of Chuck Klosterman's latest bit of trippy fiction. Is it sci-fi? Is it satire? Or is it just a new way for Klosterman to deliver his reliably caustic social and pop-culture commentary? Mostly the latter.  

• Book review: "The Kitchen Counter Cooking School" by Kathleen Flinn
• Pianist Yuja Wang stands tall
• People: Splitzville for Leo DiCaprio and Blake Lively
• E.W. Scripps buys KMGH-Channel 7 in Denver, other ABC affiliates
• People: Wedding bells ring for Seth Rogen

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Today's Style

At Wild Catch, the chef behind Masterpiece Deli takes the plunge with an elegant seafood restaurant
It wasn't supposed to happen this way. It wasn't supposed to be about fish. But then, Denver chef Justin Brunson isn't one to follow the navigational buoys.  

• A new book in tow, TV foodie Alton Brown tries to digest his fame
• October is Maine Lobster Month!
• Benefits of freeze-dried fruits may be bittersweet
• "Casserole Queens" put modern spin on classics
• Roll with homemade tubes of cookies

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Summer jobs for ski bums?
A glimmer of good news came out of Washington this week for those of us who appreciate not only the beauty of Colorado's mountains, but the recreational opportunities they provide.  

• Editorial: Federal government clouds medical marijuana in Colorado
• Carroll: No trust in PERA trustee Stapleton
• Smerconish: More debate, less spectacle
• Guest Commentary: Another police beating, another big settlement