Monday, December 5, 2011

Post News: Denver officer shoots man who allegedly accosted him with a hammer

Today's Front Page News

Denver officer shoots man who allegedly accosted him with a hammer
A Denver police officer shot a man who attacked him with a hammer as he sat in his car doing paperwork Sunday, police said. Police later found evidence that the man might have wanted to be killed by a police officer.  


Today's Local Politics

Denver's historic sites are priced right for residents ready to reserve them for events
Maybe it's tradition, nostalgia or the low cost, but the city and county of Denver's rental facilities have become wildly popular — so much so that a line formed overnight last month outside the Webb Building for people hoping to get 2012 reservations.  


Today's Sports Headlines

Valor Christian rockets to success and gains its share of detractors
Valor has fielded varsity sports for a mere four years but it has already filled a trophy case. It has won three consecutive state football titles. The girls soccer team, which plays in the spring, has played in the state title game all three seasons. Boys track won state in the 4x100-meter relay and 4x200 last spring. Heck, the boys golf team won state the first year it fielded a team.  


Today's Entertainment

Video gift guide: Discs are not dead
The home-video landscape sure has changed. No one still buys discs, right? Well, wrong — mostly.  


Today's Style

Tallest peaks bagged to battle Alzheimer's
A year ago this week, when Alan Arnette stepped onto the continent of Antarctica, it was the first of more than 100,000 steps uphill toward his goal to climb the world's eight highest peaks in 365 days.  


Today's Opinion

Editorial: City's culture of police brutality
It was a shocking statement: Former Denver Safety Manager Al LaCabe said last week that beating up suspects was "run of the mill" for some Denver police officers.  


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