Post News: Denver cops to test body cameras in pilot program

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Today's Front Page News

Obama to speak about managing student loan debt in Denver today
President Obama takes to the stage in a few hours to give a policy speech about managing student debt — his second visit to Denver in four weeks.  

• Denver cops to test body cameras in pilot program
• Regis swimmer Missy Franklin "in shock" after world record in 200 backstroke
• Denver roads wet; more snow, power outages to the north
• Avs goalie Varlamov solid and stylish in the net
• DaVita stock struggles as firm may be subject of U.S. attorney's inquiry

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Today's Local Politics

Obama visits Denver to unveil plan to ease students' debt load
President Barack Obama today will unveil a plan on the Auraria campus in Denver that could help millions of college graduates struggling with student debt.  

• Rivals over paid-sick-leave in Denver criticize each other's funding
• Obama visits Denver for fundraisers, speech today
• Denver? America's angriest city?
• Colorado Secretary of State Gessler says Denver ballot lawsuit meant to reduce "fraud"
• Obama's return to Colorado on Tuesday shows state's importance

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Today's Business

Rivals over paid-sick-leave in Denver criticize each other's funding
Opposing sides in the debate surrounding Denver's paid-sick-leave ballot issue traded accusations Tuesday related to their funding.  

• Top executives named for Digital First Media
• Patience with anti-Wall Street protesters wearing thin
• Colorado firm CFI Global heals ailing streams, lakes, wetlands around world
• Denver home prices on rise but remain below last year's levels
• Banks flooded with cash they can't use for loans or investments

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Today's Sports Headlines

Semyon Varlamov solid and stylish in the net for Avalanche
How to describe Semyon Varlamov's goaltending style? Call it the lobster-butterfly.  

• Cards manager Tony La Russa takes blame for phone mix-up
• Quinton Carter knows he must compete to keep starting job
• Woody Paige: Karl biding time while waiting for NBA to unlock doors
• Vancouver's enviroment suffered while business exploded during Winter Olympics
• Drivers back IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard after Dan Wheldons' death

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Today's Entertainment

Installation of more than 100 artworks begins at Clyfford Still Museum in Denver
Dean Sobel looked across the first fully installed gallery in the Clyfford Still Museum on Tuesday and smiled at the sight of "1949 No. 1," an 8-foot-tall, red-and-black abstract painting with a wall to itself.  

• People: Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell wed -- again
• Book reviews: "Guinness World Records" and "Ripley's Believe It or Not! Strikingly True"
• Book review: "Spencer Tracy" aims to end Tracy's eclipse by Hepburn
• "Amazing Race" to hold Colorado casting call

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Today's Style

Grandma not a fan of facebook finger salutes (10/26/11)
Dear Amy: I am fortunate to have five wonderful grandchildren. These young people are successful and kind and I love them dearly. However, this Facebook thing is causing me distress. Sometimes my grandchildren post pictures that are just plain gross!  

• Make This: Midwestern Johnnie Marzetti; Rice, Beans and Sausage Simmered in Red Wine (Panissa)
• Frosted Applesauce Cake: Circa 1972
• Spooky Halloween magic for kids in the kitchen
• "Ghost Whisperer" scares up recipes from the dearly departed in "Beyond Delicious" cookbook
• Yum Yum

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Today's Opinion

Carroll: Death's double standard
Did the police who subdued Alonzo Ashley after he assaulted a Denver zoo employee on July 18 mean "to cause fear, harm or death"? Almost certainly not, if reports recounting the incident are true.  

• Proposed FOIA rule changes seek to keep citizens in dark
• So far, Hancock is in the driver's seat