Post News: New Denver police chief greeted with defiance at Occupy camp

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Today's Front Page News

New Denver police chief greeted with defiance at Occupy camp
Denver Police Chief Robert White made a surprise visit to Civic Center on Thursday, asking Occupy Denver protesters to remove structures blocking the sidewalk.  

• Denver police seek high school track coach in sex case
• Rockies favorite to land Cuddyer, their primary target
• Denver leaders forge ahead with 2022 Olympic bid, forming exploratory committee
• Green groups oppose plan for water pipeline from Wyoming to Colo.
• Tebow's nice-guy style could change business practices

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Today's Local Politics

New Denver police chief greeted with defiance at Occupy camp
Denver Police Chief Robert White made a surprise visit to Civic Center on Thursday, asking Occupy Denver protesters to remove structures blocking the sidewalk.  

• Task force questions Colorado's share in Pinnacol privatization plan
• Unemployment-benefits extension crucial for tens of thousands of out-of-work Coloradans
• Gessler, lawmakers clash on campaign-finance deadlines

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Today's Business

New unemployment claims fewest since 2008
The job market is healthier than at any time since the end of the Great Recession.  

• Facebook rolls out new look with Timeline
• DURA and the city of Denver will work together to study stock show options
• Foreclosure rates in Colorado drop
• Web game maker Zynga's IPO raises $1 billion
• Satellite broadband service gaining speed, coverage

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Today's Sports Headlines

Denver leaders forge ahead with 2022 Olympic bid, forming exploratory committee
Gov. John Hickenlooper and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock have formed an exploratory committee of business and civic leaders to consider the potential benefits, ramifications — and costs — involved in bidding for the 2022 Winter Olympics, The Denver Post has learned.  

• Odds great of late that Broncos' Prater comes through
• Groin injury puts Jones out of action
• Avs fall on road once again
• Krieger: Broncos coach John Fox would just as soon avoid overtime drama
• Nuggets' newcomer Fernandez a long-range opportunist

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Today's Entertainment

Movie review: Jude Law, Robert Downey Jr. hurtle into an action-packed "Sherlock" sequel
While it may seem elementary, my dear reader, "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" proves that when it comes to big-budget sequels, more is not necessarily better.  

• Best Bets: Barrel of Laughs at Wit's End, wild times in Breck and more
• A tricky remake and palette for "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" director Tomas Alfredson
• Movie review: Cruise in top form as"M:I" hits new heights
• Here's your gift ticket: Sure-to-please arts and entertainment gifts in the Mile High City
• Barchael: Twosome adds tweaks to faces of public art

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Today's Style

H&M & me: At 46, breaking up is hard to do
I visited downtown Denver's new clothing store, H&M, for a shirt, maybe a coat. Pants. I didn't anticipate walking away with nothing but a head full of whispers. You don't belong here. This no longer is your tribe. Find your people, Douglas. I'm 46.  

• Discover Denver from A to Z: Photography student Kitty Migaki takes the Mile High City in a new, literary direction

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Warn parents of teachers' arrests
Lawmakers should pass a law explicitly requiring parental notification of arrests for serious crimes.  

• Dionne: Huntsman? Stranger things have happened
• Harsanyi: Bain over Newt any day
• Milloy: With pot, risk and reward for athletes?
• Littwin: Newt Gingrich, zany? That's rich
• Colorado Voices: Loopholes and gray areas in school discipline