Post News: Rocky Ford cantaloupe growers reeling from "listeria hysteria"

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Today's Front Page News

Rocky Ford cantaloupe growers reeling from "listeria hysteria"
Roy Allen drove down from Wyoming, as he does every year on his way to a family reunion in Texas, and pulled into Smith's Corner, one of the few produce stands still open in early October.  

• On eve of debate, Rick Perry 'pretty confident' he'll win
• Denver water utility repairs massive underground storage tanks
• Seeds planted for aerotropolis around Denver International Airport
• Colorado Supreme Court could take on medical-marijuana appeal
• Denver couple's crusade for students with ADHD has positive impact

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Today's Local Politics

Seeds planted for aerotropolis around Denver International Airport
It's not easy for a politician when the key economic idea of a campaign is something people don't understand or can't even spell.  

• Colorado Supreme Court could take on medical-marijuana appeal
• Colorado's congressional districts dispute goes to court today
• Adams County, Colo., Assessor Reyes works an average of two days a week, records show
• "Occupy Denver" tent city near Colorado Capitol is growing

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Today's Business

Intrawest's CEO sees flurry of activity, hiring for resort operator
Bill Jensen is glad to be back in Colorado. And he brought work. The chief executive of Intrawest recently settled into the completely renovated third floor of the historic 18th Street Atrium building in Lower Downtown Denver and began hiring.  

• Not so Qwikster: Netflix to scrap DVD spinoff
• Homes for sale in Denver area plunges 26.5 percent from one year ago
• NYPD costs rise as Wall Street protests continue
• Parker: It's the big 5-0 for Applejack Wine & Spirits
• Bank loyalty fading on fees as customers take accounts elsewhere

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Today's Sports Headlines

Chaparral High volleyball player Emily Podschweit taking it to the beach
Emily Podschweit, the libero at unbeaten, nationally ranked, defending Class 5A champion Chaparral High School, lives for the outdoor game while starring in its indoor counterpart.  

• Embree allows suspended player Josh Moten to rejoin team
• Broncos expected to name Tim Tebow the starting quarterback
• Denver Broncos high school coach of the week: Jamie Heiner
• Krieger: Tim Tebow gets his audition as Broncos' QB of the future
• QB controversy just one small part of Broncos' problems

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Today's Entertainment

Colorado radio vet has big plans for mountain station The Mile
There's a popular ski run between Vail and Minturn called The Mile. It's a notorious stretch, actually longer than a mile, that's out of bounds, off the trail maps, a challenge to even the best skiers. The Mile is also a new locally owned radio station.  

• New CDs in Review, 10/11/11
• New on DVD, 10/11/11
• Husted: Silent film will star at Starz Denver Film Festival
• People: Cut! SWAT team seizes Brad Pitt's movie guns in Budapest

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Today's Style

Denver company rescues and resells usable industrial byproducts
Like so many Colorado transplants, Damon Carson first came here intending to spend a winter as a ski bum and never left. Then Carson came up with the idea of a business that rescued and resold usable industrial byproducts. He was thinking big.  

• Denver bookbinding workshop teaches old-school skills
• Young cancer survivors find their truth in movie "50/50"
• RSVP: Great support for three good causes
• Cameron: Naps make for difficult bedfellows
• "Career girl"should act like a grown-up (10/11/11)

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Bring balance to insanity cases
We believe that, to be fair, defendants who claim legal insanity in a plea open themselves up to examination by prosecutors.  

• Guest Commentary: Creating real clean technology jobs in Colorado