Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Denver police arrest pair in 2000 cold-case murder
Police arrested John Lee Vasquez and his girlfriend 11 years after he allegedly stabbed a disabled Denver woman to see what it was like and then, according to an informant, pumped his arms in the air proclaiming, "I did it!"  

• Husband's book gives personal look at Giffords' recovery
• Adams County paid $1.6 million to settle sex-harassment allegations in coroner's office
• River-restoration guru to target creek in Colorado's Hayman wildfire area
• Colorado has regained only 30,000 lost jobs, but an expert foresees large revision
• Denver Mayor Hancock opposes effort to shift funds for temporary library fix in poor areas

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Today's Local Politics

Hickenlooper pursues big changes in Colorado hiring, firing
Gov. John Hickenlooper wants to attempt what would be the most sweeping changes in 40 years to the state's personnel system, which now is governed by regulations that rigidly dictate how state employees are hired and fired.  

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Today's Business

Gates Corp. works to transform bikes with belts in lieu of chains
The Denver-based Gates Corp.'s innovative belts changed car engines decades ago. Today, the century-old company's carbon-fiber belts are transforming bikes.  

• Developers present two views of future for Denver Union Station

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Today's Sports Headlines

Buffs once again struggle in red zone
Colorado struggled again inside the opponent's 20-yard line Friday night against No. 21 Southern California.  

• Stewart sharp, Richardson limited in CU offense
• Broncos must provide Tim Tebow better protection against Raiders
• Broncos' Elvis Dumervil is still seeking his first sack of the season
• Royal Delta rallies to win $2 million Ladies' Classic
• NASCAR: Edwards, Stewart ready to roll

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Today's Entertainment

Dynamic pricing is a risky bet for arts organizations
In large numbers, Colorado nonprofit arts and culture organizations have gone the way of airlines and hotels — charging prices that automatically rise as available seats decline. And with the reward comes the risk of alienating customers.  

• Movie review: "Martha Marcy May Marlene" supremely creepy without screams, splatter
• Celebrating the iPod at 10, and moving on to the next toy
• Denver's PlatteForum recognized as a model for non-profits serving youth
• Arts go on the town: A sampling of unique offerings from Denver Arts Week
• How "The Lion King" changed theater

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Today's Opinion

Will Occupy be occupied?
Whatever you may or may not think of filmmaker/activist Michael Moore, he did make at least one important point when addressing the local contingent of the Occupy movement.  

• Carroll: Prof's rights disregarded by DU
• Guest Commentary: Protect voter privacy
• Editorial: Lying is never good government policy
• Littwin: How is this racist?
• Littwin: Playing the race card in 2011