Post News: Attempt to topple TABOR on tap

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Today's Front Page News

Attempt to topple TABOR on tap
Inside a federal courtroom today, enemies of Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights will be poised to attempt the constitutional-law equivalent of a Hail Mary pass.  

• Anschutz Foundation's $5 million gift to help new hope rise from ashes of Holly Square
• Nuggets cruise past Suns as Afflalo continues to play well
• Denver police's witness-description computer system under fire
• Colo. Secretary of State Gessler dodges talk of run for governor
• Stadium lighting proposal has neighbors seeing red

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Today's Local Politics

Attempt to topple TABOR on tap
Inside a federal courtroom today, enemies of Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights will be poised to attempt the constitutional-law equivalent of a Hail Mary pass.  

• Colorado Secretary of State Gessler dodges talk of run for governor
• Denver mayoral appointee disciplined for bypassing security at DIA
• Colorado Senate puts jobs bills ahead of confirming governor's appointees
• Denver mayoral aide disciplined for breaching security at DIA
• Civil-unions bill gains traction among Colorado Republicans

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Today's Business

Keep IRS off your back by knowing how long to hold onto documents
The advent of a new tax season means not only a shoring up of deductions, allowances and credits but a housecleaning of documents, receipts and slips of paper accumulated over the year.  

• Sage Hospitality scraps plans for hotel in Lower Downtown Denver
• Frontier's Aspen pullout will result in job losses
• Fort Collins' VanDyne SuperTurbo gets $8 million venture-capital boost
• Lewis: Fully caffeinated professor dreams up business
• Three build-to-suit developments in the Denver area signal an improving economy

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Today's Sports Headlines

Nuggets cruise past Phoenix Suns as Afflalo continues to play well
The rookies on the bench were itching for some garbage minutes, while the valentines in the stands were itching to get home.  

• Lighting proposal for Sports Authority Field at Mile High has neighbors seeing red
• Avs' Ryan O'Reilly finds success through creativity
• Nash can refuel with night off
• Five-year-old K-State fan refuses to color Jayhawk
• Versatile sophomore Chris Udofia a perfect fit for surging DU Pioneers hoops team

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Today's Entertainment

Ostrow: In television and radio talk wars, why do conservatives drown out all the others?
Rush Limbaugh remains the dominant force in political talk radio. Bill O'Reilly and Fox News top the ratings in cable TV news. Listening to the diatribes, watching the shrill back-and-forth, the question persists: Why do the conservative media have all the fun?  

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Today's Style

4 things to ask before you join a gym
One of the best things about living in a state obsessed with physical fitness is that health clubs are plentiful, and competition keeps the quality high. The number of gyms keeps growing, and so does the variety.  

• Isn't this crazy? Join the insanity: These wacky Colorado events test creativity and athleticism
• Welcome to $MART, The Denver Post's new consumer affairs section
• Welcome to Out West, The Denver Post's new outdoors and fitness section

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Colorado's felony libel law ignores First Amendment rights
When you think about all the places in the world where people could be thrown in jail for their words, you probably don't think of Colorado.  

• Editorial: Obama's failure to lead on deficit reduction
• Carroll: Obama's contraception compromise rings hollow
• Milbank: White House budget fumble
• Parker: Whitney Houston's fame came at a high price
• Guest Commentary: Opting out of CSAPs