Post News: High-profile Occupy Denver protester quits over ideological differences

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Today's Front Page News

High-profile Occupy Denver protester quits over ideological differences
Infighting, backbiting and people she viewed as violent opportunists led one of Occupy Denver's most visible participants to quit the local movement after the peaceful protest turned violent Saturday.  

• Willie Clark's recorded words key to his conviction on killing witness
• Career of Robert White, next Denver police chief, marked by controversy
• Portrait of alleged abuse of Erie boy took years to surface
• Colorado second-graders see how high their pumpkins will fly
• University of Denver to host first presidential debate in October

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Today's Local Politics

University of Denver to host first presidential debate in October
Denver and the state will once again be in the political spotlight, this time when the first of three presidential debates next year is held at the University of Denver.  

• Denver judge in redistricting trial allows three new maps after closing arguments
• 750,000 return ballots so far for today's election
• First of three presidential debates will be held at University of Denver
• Denver voters asked to hand-deliver ballots

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Today's Business

Stocks slump, though October proves best month in years
Stocks ended October with steep losses. Investors were worried about the collapse of the brokerage MF Global and missing details in Europe's plan to contain the Greek debt crisis.  

• Parker: John Elway's far-afield goal: steakhouse at Denver airport
• United Airlines tests iPad for "paperless flight deck"
• Xcel may kill controversial San Luis Valley power-line project
• China aims to slow growth, but too quickly would hurt world economy
• Colorado pours thousands into tire dump despite federal investigation and lawsuits

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Today's Sports Headlines

Analysis: Big-ticket deal not out of question for Rockies
As the Rockies' 2011 season approached its dismal conclusion, owner Dick Monfort was asked how the bitter disappointment of it all might affect the team's plans in free agency.  

• CC Sabathia remains a Yankee
• St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa retires
• Rockies decline $11 million option on Aaron Cook
• Boulder's Valmont Bike Park challenges cyclocross elite
• Oakland Raiders sign Pro-Bowler Lito Sheppard

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Today's Entertainment

Five movies worth catching at Starz Denver Film Festival
Amid the 34th Starz Denver Film Festival's more than 270 films (features and shorts) are a number of gems.  

• Husted: Tennis champ Navratilova's heart is "in the mountains"
• Who should you see at the Starz Denver Film Festival? Start with "Martha"
• New on DVD, 11/1/11
• New CDs in Review, 11/1/11
• People: Elisabetta Canalis says" Clooney was more like a father" to me

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Today's Style

RSVP: Union Station's night to shine
Guests at the Museum of Contemporary Art/Denver's Luminocity Gala were advised to "dress to sparkle," but even Kris Collins' sunglasses with the rhinestone-encrusted lenses couldn't outshine the dà cor at Denver's Union Station. No, you didn't read that wrong.  

• Cameron: E-reader successor is a triumph
• Is there something colleges can do for second-year students?

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Today's Opinion

Littwin: Playing the race card in 2011
I doubt if the Herman Cain story is going anywhere. It's a story without a face, or even a name, and no one outside the media is going to push it.  

• Promising pick for police chief
• Should food stamps be used for fast food?