Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Snow for morning commute in Denver; roads are wet, icy and slushy
It's snowing in Denver and along the Front Range this morning, and snow is likely to continue throughout the day.  

• Colorado Supreme Court to hear challenge to congressional maps
• Suncor refinery north of downtown called source of black goo
• Former sheriff's meth-for-sex arrest bewilders friends
• Denver's Manual extends school year by 39 days
• Listeria outbreak traced to Colorado leaves damaged survivors in its wake

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos' Tebow could get lots of air time in Minnesota
The Broncos have kicked the tires on their passing game here and there since unveiling the option to the NFL world a month ago.  

• Rockies trade Iannetta to Angels for young starting right-hander
• Tebow loves to run, and NFL legend Kilmer right behind him
• Nuggets laying groundwork to re-sign Nene
• Kiszla: CSU vs. CU could teach NBA about passion
• West Virginia on verge of Big East title despite disappointments

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Today's Entertainment

Adele introduces her stand-up side to new CD
You won't hear Adele's humorous side on her masterful albums, but you'll surely get a glimpse of it at one of her live shows. In addition to beautifully belting emotional tunes such as "Someone Like You" and "Set Fire to the Rain," Adele's new DVD also showcases the singer telling jokes, pleasing the crowd like a grade-A comedian.  

• Rock 'n' roll impresario Barry Fey says no to drugs, yes to food
• The 2011 cookbook gift guide: Something for every cook on your list

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Today's Style

What should a man smell like? Wood and spices
What should a man smell like?This is not an inquiry to be undertaken lightly — particularly at this time of the year when the gantlet of parties, events and mixers that stretches from  

• Style File: Designs on Denver; Call of the wild; The shoe fits
• Keeping Santa's cover in the Internet age
• Glenn Grassi's "micro-house" is big on efficiency
• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 12/1/11
• The 2011 cookbook gift guide: Something for every cook on your list

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Today's Opinion

A cop-out by Oregon's governor on the death penalty
The latest death penalty drama is playing out in Oregon. On Nov. 22, Gov. John Kitzhaber granted convicted killer Gary Haugen an indefinite reprieve from his scheduled Dec. 6 execution.  

• Littwin: #snuffingfreespeech
• Rosen: "Shameful" support for troops
• Editorial: A dishonest defense of detaining U.S. citizens
• Editorial: End power plays on state mapping
• Carroll: This is your brain on cupcakes ...