Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

CSP, Denver police clearing out Occupy Denver camp site
At least one person has been arrested as police in riot gear moved into the Occupy Denver camp early this morning to dismantle tents and remove debris.  

• Deaths of foster father, five kids in highway crash devastate eastern Colorado town
• Senate Republicans unveil competing jobs proposal
• Colorado attorney general approves sale of state's largest hospital system
• 3 candidates named for Colorado Supreme Court seat
• Aurora lands PrimeStar Solar plant, which will employ 355 people

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Today's Local Politics

Finalists named for Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado's next state Supreme Court justice is among the three names a selection commission turned over today to Gov.  

• Obama heading back to Denver for pair of pricey October fundraisers
• Occupy Denver protests draw sympathy, criticism from others
• Finally, Denver settles over mass arrests during 2008 Democratic National Convention
• Coffman finds "different role" as congressman compared with former Colorado state office

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Today's Business

Aurora lands PrimeStar Solar plant, which will employ 355 people
General Electric's selection of Aurora for a state-of-the-art solar-panel manufacturing plant breathes new life into a clean-energy sector in Colorado that has been battered by economic turmoil, global competition and shifting political priorities.  

• New iPhone a breakthrough for blind people
• PrimeStar solar-panel plant is latest trophy for Aurora
• Stocks slide on JPMorgan earnings drop, but tech rally trims losses
• Parker: Cherry Creek card shop property sold
• Parker: Downtown Denver loading up on pizza joints

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Today's Sports Headlines

Commissioner David Stern fears there will be no NBA games by Christmas
Commissioner David Stern said his "gut" tells him there will be no NBA basketball on Christmas without a labor agreement by Tuesday.  

• Colorado Rapids coach Gary Smith looks smart now for sending reserves to El Salvador
• Fairview, Cherry Creek, Grand Junction in tight race for 5A title
• Broncos put WR Brandon Lloyd on the trading block
• Brewers top Cardinals 4-2, tied NLCS at two games apiece
• Detroit Tigers remain alive by holding off Texas Rangers in Game 5

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Today's Entertainment

Movie review: Three searchers take wing in "The Big Year"
"The Big Year" is about frequent fliers. And we don't mean the many feathered species that passionate, peripatetic birders race to add to their tallies in an annual birding contest.  

• Theater review: Powerful "Mockingbird" gets under America's skin color
• Theater review: "Hair" flows across decades surprisingly well
• Kay Marie Mirich, champion for live theater, dies at 80
• Every night is Date Night at the Denver Center
• Husted: Author Obmascik ecstatic as buzz grows over "The Big Year"

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Today's Style

Denver Center Theatre Company cleans out its costume closet for a rare sale
If you've always wanted to dress as Lady Macbeth or the donkey in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for Halloween, now's your chance.  

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Today's Opinion

Ambition amid anxiety
Here are some things South Korean President Lee Myung-bak probably will not dwell on during a visit to Washington this week  

• Milbank: Tea Party loses a round
• Guest Commentary: Public-private partnerships for Colorado's water supply
• Editorial: Occupy Denver, but do it legally