Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Colorado couple's lawsuit over post office gun ban is allowed to proceed
A federal judge in Denver has allowed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Postal Service's ban on guns in post offices to go forward.  

• Coyote sightings in northwest Denver spur police warning
• Broncos rally again behind Tebow, Prater to win in OT
• Not everyone is sold on Cyber Monday for online deals
• University of Colorado sophomore invests in an unusual education
• Kickstarter site kicks off fundraising frenzy for bands, artists

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Today's Business

Despite popularity, not everyone's sold on Cyber Monday
Today is supposedly the day when retailers offer their best online deals, with office workers feverishly snatching them up in between spreadsheet reviews and PowerPoint presentations. But not everyone is sold on Cyber Monday.  

• Smartphone apps send holiday greetings
• Tablet may soon make Apple the leader in PC sales
• Publisher restores Kindle library loans until Jan. 1
• University of Colorado sophomore invests in an unusual education
• Just a few clicks can tidy up a cluttered computer desktop

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Today's Sports Headlines

Columbine overwhelms Grandview, will face Lakewood for 5A title
Saturday's 6 a.m. wake-up call was more of a wake-up tackle from Cameron McDondle, who, upon shaking his snoozing little bro, seemed to be the only person to get a good grip on the guy all day.  

• Valor Christian blows out Castle View in 4A semifinals
• Burlington shuts out Wiggins to repeat as 1A champion
• Silver Creek's Apodaca throws seven TD passes to beat Palisade
• Windsor ends Frederick's unexpected playoff run in 3A
• Dayspring Christian topples Hoehne to capture 8-man crown

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Today's Entertainment

Kickstarter site kicks off fundraising frenzy for bands, artists
The disbanded Denver band Five Iron Frenzy asked fans for $30,000 to fund a new recording on the trendy website kickstarter.com. That fans already have given nearly four times that amount points out what a powerful tool the internet has become in making fundraising easy, and even fun.  

• Theater review: A "Tom Sawyer" in its brightest tones
• "Escanaba 1922": Of fate and flatulence
• A more human, tender "Phantom"

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Today's Style

Some say "healthy, balanced" doesn't account for an individual's metabolism
For decades, Americans have been bombarded with conflicting diet information. We've been told that meat and cheese will kill us and only a low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet will keep us healthy.  

• How To: Fight adult acne
• How can I focus on losing fat in my midsection?
• Denver Post Fitness Calendar, 11/28/11
• Fit Pix: Ginny Gelbach, 69, Nathan, 5, and Cooper, 3
• Now Eat This! Healthy holiday cookies with real sugar

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Newt gets it right on immigration
So who says Republicans march in lockstep on all major issues? Not on immigration they don't — or at least those vying for the party's presidential nomination don't, which may not be quite the same thing.