Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Colorado Democrats rip Romney on eve of GOP caucus
With the state's Republican caucus set for Tuesday, Democrats on Friday had a message for Mitt Romney: Welcome to Colorado.  

• Belichick juggles Patriots' injury-riddled secondary to find success
• Nuggets fall short to Lakers on missed 3-pointer
• Hacking collective Anonymous listens in on Scotland Yard, FBI
• Pilot program helps DPS track seniors' college financial-aid forms
• Denver, Colorado buried by heavy snows

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Today's Local Politics

Nevada GOP to share caucus results in the tweet of the moment
With social media an integral part of news consumption these days, the Nevada Republican Party will test Twitter's real-time capabilities in announcing results from its presidential caucuses today.  

• Colorado Democrats rip Romney on eve of GOP caucus

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Today's Business

January unemployment rate slips to 8.3 percent on surge in hiring
In a long-awaited surge of hiring, companies added 243,000 jobs in January — across the economy, up and down the pay scale and far more than just about anyone expected.  

• Stocks rally around positive jobs report
• Ex-Qwest exec will pay $2.6 million to settle SEC fraud case

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Today's Sports Headlines

K-mart to sign with Clippers, meet Nuggets
Well this could be weird. Imagine the Nuggets, needing a basket late in the game, but being stymied on the defensive end by Kenyon Martin.  

• Colorado prep athletes shrug off storm, resume competition
• Oregon brings solid road record into Pac-12 battle with Buffs in Boulder
• Tigers' Thorimbert wins duel of stellar goalies vs. DU
• After two years, feds drop doping investigation of Lance Armstrong
• Broncos have some flexibility for both free agents and the draft

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Today's Entertainment

Movie review: Silent "The Artist" speaks volumes in black and white
The audacity required of "The Artist" director Michel Hazanavicius begs for an old-fashioned compliment. Here it is: Moxie.  

• Ostrow: "Smash" taps the drama inside a Broadway show
• PHAMALy actor Regan Linton works her magic in San Diego
• Stereotypes render "Two Things You Don't Talk About at Dinner" overdone
• This weekend's theater openings

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Today's Style

Eat Local: Frank's Kitchen is a diminutive spot filled with big flavor
Frank's Kitchen sits in an unassuming building just four blocks west of City Park, and the entire operation — from ovens to Formica-covered tables — takes up less space than the average McMansion's dining room.  

• Dining Out: Krameria Cafe a homey haunt with satisfying fare

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Today's Opinion

Carroll: Stadium not a billboard
"At first, we had a project without too much thought to the building's civic quality. But the review committee called attention to this as a big part of Denver's skyline and image.  

• Sirota: Trust, but verify
• Guest Commentary: A second act after state caucuses?
• Editorial: Kudos to city for storm preparation
• Editorial: Komen retreats in face of outrage
• Editorial Endorsement: Mitt Romney right for Colorado Republicans