Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Prep football star Yuri Wright bringing baggage to CU Buffs
Less than two weeks before national signing day, the biggest day of the year in college football recruiting, Yuri Wright's world was sent into a tailspin.  

• Denver's police chief demotes former rival from selection process
• Sex rings growing trend
• DPD apologizes, says lawmaker didn't invoke immunity
• Fate of "high hazard" dam in Rocky Mountain National Park weighed
• Romney wins Florida primary

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Today's Local Politics

Denver police apologize to lawmaker, say she didn't invoke immunity during DUI stop
The saga of state Rep. Laura Bradford made a dramatic about-face Tuesday when Denver police apologized to her publicly for accusing her of invoking legislative privilege to get out of a potential drunken-driving arrest.  

• Panel reacts coolly to Pinnacol privatization proposal
• Dark-horse candidates Paul, Santorum arrive early in Colorado
• Coors Jr. tosses hat into ring
• Denver police apologize for handling of lawmaker's case
• Denver council OKs zoning change to make room for Colfax grocery

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Today's Business

Broadband-based Comcast enters home-security market long tied to land lines
Comcast is rolling out broadband-based home security and monitoring in metro Denver today, jumping into a market long tied to rival telcoms' land-line phone service.  

• Study: Coloradans rank among top in degrees but lag in financial security
• New regional behemoth in health care will be called University of Colorado Health
• Denver home prices stay flat in November, tracking index says
• Lewis: No case too big — or to small — for regulators

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Today's Sports Headlines

Prep football star Yuri Wright bringing baggage to CU Buffs
Less than two weeks before national signing day, the biggest day of the year in college football recruiting, Yuri Wright's world was sent into a tailspin.  

• Tim Tebow can't avoid being hit a lot unless Denver Broncos change the way they use him
• New England Patriots struck gold in 2010 draft by selecting tight end Rob Gronkowski
• CU, CSU and DU hoops eyeing the NCAA tournament with busy week
• Colorado Springs Christian defeats rival Manitou Springs again
• Chaparral High School's Podschweit becomes Colorado's first beach volleyball recruit

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Today's Entertainment

Snowmass fossil find lands prime-time hour on "Nova"
The scientists at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science are ready for their close-ups. And a chummier bunch of brainy cutups have seldom graced PBS.  

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Today's Style

Deviled Eggs and Shrimp: Circa 1972
Recipe from Patricia Sharp, reported by Helen Dollaghan in The Denver Post's Sept. 3, 1972, Empire Magazine. Serves 12.  

• Central American dishes star on eclectic international menu
• Fine eatery rises again after blaze
• Are you ready for some meatballs?
• A walk on the wild, dried side of mushrooms
• Bartenders warm to the new Ice Age

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Plenty of blame in DUI fiasco
For several days, Rep. Laura Bradford has been excoriated for seemingly being above the law when she was pulled over — but not arrested — last week on suspicion of drunken driving.  

• Editorial: Making banks dot the "i" in every foreclosure
• Guest Commentary: Preserve specialized care
• Milbank: Newt's scorched earth policy
• Carroll: Another level head needed at the PUC
• Parker: An essential limp