Post News: Nearly 100 charged in largest drug bust in Colorado history

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Today's Front Page News

Nearly 100 charged in largest drug bust in Colorado history
Seventy- five people across the metro area were arrested this morning in what is described as the largest drug bust in Colorado history.  

• Denver TV anchor released from hospital after dog bite as owners say Max has no history of aggression
• Colorado Senate Democrats fire unpaid intern who threw glitter at Romney
• Homeowners to get $204.6M in foreclosure-relief funds
• Political insiders in Colorado organized nonprofits to fund redistricting efforts
• Colorado wins No Child Left Behind waiver, giving state "flexibility we wanted"

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Today's Local Politics

Analysis: Santorum's Colorado supporters value his values
When Rick Santorum's supporters look for the moment that the energy changed, they could point to a rally in the mountain town of Woodland Park six days before Colorado's caucuses.  

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Today's Business

Number of homes for sale decreases in metro Denver
Home-buying in metro Denver took a slight breather in January after a robust December, but a lack of inventory threatens to cut off the market's oxygen if more sellers don't start showing up soon.  

• Popular Denver coffee shop to close due to landlord-tenant dispute
• Settlement looks likely in alleged violation of Colorado ethics law by public trustees
• Oil mergers, acquisitions total $9.9 billion in region last year

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Today's Sports Headlines

Colorado State's Pierce Hornung is major contributor to Rams' basketball success
Pierce Hornung got a small kick out of this one: Could Pierce Hornung box out Pierce Hornung?  

• Dan O'Dowd motivated by changing Rockies' culture in offseason makeover
• Woody Paige: Broncos face a brutal schedule in 2012
• Sports Weekend: Hall of Famer Patty Sheehan in Denver to increase interest in Solheim Cup
• Possible Olympic skating preview is on tap Friday night at Four Continents
• Now healthy, Colorado Avalanche defenseman Ryan Wilson waits for chance to get back in lineup

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Today's Style

Denver designer in the N.Y. hunt with her Rae Marie line
When Rachel Marie Hurst got a phone call a few weeks ago inviting her to submit some of her clothing designs for a show at Fashion Week, she thought one of her friends was playing a practical joke on her.  

• Colorado woman will judge Best in Show at Westminster
• Chocolate is a valentine for heart and cholesterol

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: A boost to state's education reform
News that Colorado is among the first states to get a waiver from the increasingly unreasonable requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind education law is not only a relief for districts, but a measure of the value of the state's reform efforts as well.  

• Guest Commentary: Treading carefully with Iran
• Krauthammer: The gospel according to Barack Obama
• Guest Commentary: ASSET bill deserves to pass
• Editorial: City must honor its zoning rules
• Editorial: Court made right call on medical pot for criminals