Post News: Ex-sheriff Patrick Sullivan has bail reduced to $50,000 in meth case

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Today's Front Page News

Ex-sheriff Patrick Sullivan has bail reduced to $50,000 in meth case
A judge drastically reduced bail Monday for Patrick Sullivan, the former Arapahoe County sheriff arrested last week in a meth-for-sex sting, after his attorney argued that Sullivan has a clean record and has had "many moments of extreme valor."  

• Denver-area sex offender working as janitor accused of taking photos from day care
• DU weighing medical school
• Adams County's library district restarts for digital age
• Southwest Airlines to equip ramp workers with wireless headsets to boost safety
• Newly discovered planet may be just right for supporting life

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Today's Local Politics

Judge to rule on whether Denver police violated Occupiers' rights
A federal judge could decide as early as today whether Denver officials violated the free-speech rights of Occupy Denver protesters.  

• Dems' victory in redistricting battle means more competitive congressional races in Colorado
• Glitch in new Colorado legislative map could unseat senator

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Today's Business

Southwest Airlines to equip ramp workers with wireless headsets to boost safety
Airport ramp areas are noisy, bustling places as planes, baggage carts and fuel trucks come and go.  

• Colorado to tackle worker status
• Colorado is expected to create more jobs than the rest of the nation, economic analysts assert
• Both sides find fault in Colorado fracking rule
• Parker: Hickenlooper, Owens reprise roles in Colorado Ballet's "The Nutcracker"
• Real-estate speculator's complex land-swap plan too rich for billionaire William Koch

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Today's Sports Headlines

Krieger: Tebow proves he can win as a passer too
It's possible this will please neither Tim Tebow's most ardent detractors nor his most ardent admirers, but it definitely pleased his employers at Dove Valley.  

• Keeping private, public athletics separate may be best idea for now
• Broncos taking playoff push very seriously
• DU's Zucker rejoining Team USA for World Junior Championship
• Expeditions are about more than scaling the world's 21 highest peaks
• Karl, big men return to Pepsi Center minus Nene

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Today's Entertainment

Creede actors invading, invigorating Denver stages
In 1967, a dozen student actors from the University of Kansas came to Creede and saved this dying old mining town by starting a professional, seasonal theater company on the boarded-up Main Street. Today, the Creede Repertory Theatre is the largest employer in Mineral County. And now, they're coming to Denver like a gold rush.  

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Today's Style

Tips to avoid coming down with cold or flu this winter
As the days shorten toward winter, sniffles and sore throats return. Noses start dripping, and all too soon you've got aches and pains, fever and malaise.  

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Remap ruling good for state
We can understand why Republicans are upset with the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to uphold a lower court's selection of the Democrats' congressional redistricting map.  

• Littwin: All aboard Newt's crazy class war train