Post News: Broncos rally behind Tim Tebow, but Chargers win 29-24

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Today's Front Page News

Broncos rally behind Tebow, but Chargers win 29-24
The San Diego Chargers held on for a 29-24 win Sunday, but not before the Bolts were nearly shocked by the electricity of a Tim Tebow-led Broncos rally in the fourth quarter.  

• Adams County, Colo., Assessor Reyes has cut office hours drastically, records show
• Denver's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon draws 14,000 participants on a crisp, sunny day
• FANS opposes Denver's plan to alter Washington Park running trail
• "Occupy Denver" tent city near Colorado Capitol is growing
• Avalanche rookie Landeskog leaves great first impression in NHL debut

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Today's Local Politics

Adams County, Colo., Assessor Reyes has cut office hours drastically, records show
Adams County Assessor Gil Reyes has come to the office about one-third of the weekdays in the past seven months, county records show.  

• "Occupy Denver" tent city near Colorado Capitol is growing

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Today's Business

Bank loyalty fading on fees as customers take accounts elsewhere
Fed up with rising fees and nonstop product pitches, Patrick Lujan closed his accounts with JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America this summer.  

• Tightening your data belt can save money
• Microsoft drops Zune player, focuses on phone tunes
• Upcoming Steve Jobs biography likely to be a chart-topper
• Mailbag: Facebook lets you prioritize updates you see
• India unveils tablet for students for $35

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos rally behind Tim Tebow, but Chargers win 29-24
The San Diego Chargers held on for a 29-24 win Sunday, but not before the Bolts were nearly shocked by the electricity of a Tim Tebow-led Broncos rally in the fourth quarter.  

• Broncos bests and worsts against Chargers
• Broncos must deal with how they use receivers
• Even Broncos' prize rookie Miller can't avoid benching as defense struggles again
• Chargers acknowledge difficult in defending Broncos' Tebow
• Paige: Broncos' Tim Tebow makes his case loud and clear

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Today's Entertainment

"American Night": Could you pass the U.S. citizenship exam?
Do you know the first three words of the Constitution? Or the five freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment? The Denver Center Theatre Company's "American Night" sheds a satirical light on our accepted notions of American history.  

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Today's Style

Functional fitness: Running lunge
While lunges are an excellent way to improve leg strength, the power aspect of the movement typically is confined by springing from the lunge to a standing position, which essentially stops the running motion halfway through its natural path.  

• Drop a grudge and you'll feel better, say many in a positon to know
• How To: Avoid lunchbox mistakes
• Fitness Calendar, 10/10/11
• DASH diet plus exercise can drop blood pressure
• Fit Pix: MaryKaye Buchtel and Bill Starkey