Post News: Mortgage program likely to have little impact in Colorado

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Today's Front Page News

Mortgage program likely to have little impact in Colorado
A bolstered program allowing more homeowners who are "under water" on their mortgages to qualify for refinancing is a step in the right direction but may have limited impact in Colorado, area brokers and financial experts said.  

• Civic Center Station repair priorities weighed as RTD wins half the federal grant it sought
• Denver H&M announces opening day of Nov. 10
• Denver about to trade rakes for flakes
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's first 100 days successful, mostly
• Adams County shooting range gets commissioners' OK to expand

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Today's Local Politics

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's first 100 days successful, mostly
It might be a happy coincidence that Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's 100th day in office comes right before what is expected to be the city's first major snowfall of the season.  

• Obama's return to Colorado on Tuesday shows state's importance
• Hickenlooper praises school-board candidates but endorses none
• Bennet endorses No Child rewrite during Wheat Ridge school stop
• Colorado speeds up economic-development plan
• Colorado advocates push mandatory reporting law for elder abuse

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Today's Business

Mortgage program likely to have little impact in Colorado
A bolstered program allowing more homeowners who are "under water" on their mortgages to qualify for refinancing is a step in the right direction but may have limited impact in Colorado, area brokers and financial experts said.  

• Netflix loses 800,000 subscribers in error-filled third quarter
• Aerospace firms look to hitch rides to send satellites into orbit
• Colorado HQ possible for bank holding company
• Parker: H&M opening day apt to draw legion of fans to downtown Denver
• Highs turned into lows for friends Bo Brownstein, Drew Peterson

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Today's Sports Headlines

Tebow's heroics rescue sputtering Broncos offense
As far as the Broncos' offense was concerned, it might as well have watching two separate games Monday when it arrived at Dove Valley to rehash Sunday's 18-15 overtime victory against Miami.  

• Broncos Mailbag: Tim Tebow's start like a fairy tale, but is there a twist?
• Colorado Avalanche's Duchene vows to get his mojo back
• Krieger: Broncos' Tebow finds solutions to his own problems
• Phillies decline options on Lidge, Oswalt
• Renck: Rockies' Dexter Fowler could benefit by working with Dodgers' Matt Kemp

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Today's Entertainment

New CDs in Review, 10/25/11
Rather than reach for the epically elegiacits default mode — Coldplay pares down its big rock roar a bit to take on the role of tiny dancers. The clip-clop of hip-hop, the whoosh of watery synth and the jarring jive of electro-soul all live on the group's fifth full-length CD.  

• New on DVD, 10/25/11
• "Amazing Race" to hold Colorado casting call
• People: Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell wed -- again

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Today's Style

Mom of two has a third child sleeping in (10/25/11)
Dear Amy: I've been in a relationship with my fiance for two years. We have a 7-month-old son. I also have a 2 1/2 year-old girl from a previous relationship. My fiance used to be amazing with my daughter, but now that we have had our son I do everything!  

• Half of teens shy, but for a few it's more serious
• RSVP: Western Fantasy corrals 1,000 glamorous cowpokes in Denver for a good cause
• At home in Denver's Mayfair Village community
• Cameron: Bruce and the Real Girl
• J.Lo and the Kardashians are making clothes. Is it fashion or a cash-in?

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Today's Opinion

Littwin: Lesson from ancient Rome: All roads lead to ruin
I missed the massive demonstration in Rome last week by a day. That's what happens when you're traveling and you're a day or two behind any news that's not written in Italian.  

• Puzzling report on death at zoo