Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Radio ad sparks drama in El Paso County House race
A radio ad accusing a Republican lawmaker of supporting amnesty is fueling the latest salvo in what already is Colorado's ugliest primary battle.  

• Clinician says Army plotted her discharge with diagnosis of personality disorder
• Denver church becomes a total blessing for homeless women
• Seat-belt policy for Colorado inmates examined after fatal rollover
• Business at Herbs Medicinals pot shop heats up in Berthoud
• Man convicted in Oumar Dia murder case killed by cops

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Today's Local Politics

Radio ad sparks drama in El Paso County House race
A radio ad accusing a Republican lawmaker of supporting amnesty is fueling the latest salvo in what already is Colorado's ugliest primary battle.  

• Panel approves name change to Metro State University of Denver

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Today's Business

DIA breaks all-time passenger traffic record
Denver International Airport broke its all-time passenger traffic record in 2011 with nearly 53 million travelers.  

• Southwest Airlines opening crew base in Denver
• As Spirit Airlines' fees fatten bottom line, revenue model draws critics
• Parker: Sears closing doors of The Great Indoors

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Today's Entertainment

Architecture helps the new History Colorado Center capture the moment — and dream of even bigger ones to come
When is it fair to raise the bar for a building? To expect a new structure be extraordinary, even historic? In the case of the History Colorado Center such presumptions are squarely on the table.  

• Colorado Ballet ready to fly with Michael Pink's "Peter Pan"
• From mists of time, "Brigadoon" charms in Littleton
• This weekend's live theater openings
• Ostrow: NBC's "Awake" dreams a dual reality

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Today's Opinion

Dvorak: A benefit of official-English laws
You're in America. Speak English.That's what my parents say. And it's exactly what they did when they came to this country from Czechoslovakia more than four decades ago, knowing nothing more than four decades ago, knowing nothing more than the lyrics to the Beach Boys' "Sloop John B."  

• Editorial: Immigrant tuition bill deserves support
• Editorial: On the side of Syria's people
• Colorado Voice: Skilled labor a valid goal
• Another year of muddling through?
• Postrel: How to save the Oscars