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Home News Politics Sports Business Entertainment Lifestyle Opinion Outdoors Multimedia Travel Weather Traffic Gas Prices Calendar Broncos Ski Report Games Twitter Obits Neighbors Photos Colorado Senate panel advances bill to lower some penalties for drugs Tears flowed Wednesday in a Senate committee when a former meth user talked about how her husband's unexpected death led to her addiction, a prison sentence and foster care for her children.  more >> More Headlines Victims of Colorado wildlands fire say warning never came Colorado doctor accused of prescription-drug fraud fined $30,000, sentenced to 5 years of probation New female brigadier general in Army occupies rare post Justices seem open to voiding heart of health-care overhaul Colorado mental-health first-aid program wins national award Erie man accused of threatening bicyclist with machete Boulder police arrested an Erie man after he allegedly spit on a bicyclist and threatened him with a machete Tuesday, according to a police report.  more >> More Headlines Longmont Fire Deptartment uses doomed building to train Longmont marijuana caregiver pleads guilty in weapons case CU-Boulder hacking club shows skills at competition Boulder's OPX Biotechnologies reaches 'scale-up' milestone Carrabba's Italian Grill building in Louisville sells for $2.23M Campus mea culpa: DU fraternity, sorority apologize to American Indian students Representatives of two Greek Life organizations at the University of Denver publicly apologized Wednesday for a cowboys-and-Indians theme party last month that offended American Indian students, in a campus gathering that both sides hoped would lead to greater understanding.  more >> More Headlines Lawmakers weigh reducing drug possession penalties Doc accused of prescription-drug fraud fined $30,000, sentenced to 5 years of probation Unusual public punishment for 12-year-old Aurora boy who stole from cousin Serial burglary suspect 'Pony Boy' sought by Denver police Denver targets illegal camping; critics call it a bid to criminalize homelessness Campus mea culpa: DU fraternity, sorority apologize to American Indian students Representatives of two Greek Life organizations at the University of Denver publicly apologized Wednesday for a cowboys-and-Indians theme party last month that offended American Indian students, in a campus gathering that both sides hoped would lead to greater understanding.  more >> More Headlines Lawmakers weigh reducing drug possession penalties Unusual public punishment for 12-year-old Aurora boy who stole from cousin Serial burglary suspect 'Pony Boy' sought by Denver police Denver targets illegal camping; critics call it a bid to criminalize homelessness Denver council expected to consider outlawing "unauthorized camping" Breckenridge offers lodging to attract Winter Dew Tour The Town of Breckenridge agreed to pay $97,000 in lodging expenses for the Winter Dew Tour as part of a possible deal to bring the event back to Breck for the next two years.  more >> More Headlines Shell Oil proposes exploratory drilling for northwest Colorado Fremont County OKs Christo's Over the River plan 3 children rescued from icy western Colorado river 2 dead in car crash that closed westbound I-70 near Frisco Aspen homeowners may be taxed on vacation rentals Fort Collins teenager leads an effort to end use of the term "retard" Connor Kelly is usually too busy with Boy Scouts or Special Olympics or hanging out with his friends to pay much attention when the "R" word is used around him.  more >> More Headlines Fort Collins police reviewing video of arrest Wildfire soon under control northwest of Fort Collins, officials say Plans for new Colorado State football stadium rile some in Fort Collins CSU says no taxes or state fees will be used to build on-campus football stadium Pro consultant joins Colorado State panel for feasibility study of new football stadium "Bored" Colorado Springs juror dismissed after Facebook post A judge on Wednesday dismissed a juror who reportedly complained on Facebook about the "boring" pace in the case against former Colorado Springs police Officer Joshua Carrier, violating court rules against discussing the trial.  more >> More Headlines Army officers deploying to train Afghans Colorado Springs approves tax breaks for Atmel Corp. Pueblo humane society seeks home for animals Colorado Springs council supports surveillance cameras Fort Carson soldier dies in Afghanistan Davidson: Yves Saint Laurent retrospective wows Denver museumgoers To the two women who came unglued after the story I wrote several months ago about a party the Denver Art Museum gave to announce that ticket sales had opened for "Yves Saint Laurent: The Retrospective": I accept your apology.  more >> More Headlines Anschutz Collection of Western art to open to the public in 2012 In Denver, understanding the two sides of Yves Saint Laurent Fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent exhibit to open at Denver Art Museum Denver Art Museum previews Yves Saint Laurent exhibition Artist Mindy Bray's wide view of the new West at Denver's Rule Gallery Elaborate ritual to prepare for Passover follows strict Jewish dietary law This time of year, many Jewish cooks conduct an elaborate spring cleaning that has much deeper meaning than a simple change of seasons.   more >> More Headlines 200 weekly columns later, a statement of principles Passover recipes focus on what's OK, not on restrictions Fit Fix: Riding on Insulin helps kids with diabetes ski, snowboard Finding out you have Type I diabetes is tough enough, but for kids, things get especially complicated.  more >> More Headlines At long last, the Leadville Trail 100 bike race looms Denver Post Fitness Calendar, 3/27/2012 Action heating up for Front Range anglers The weather has warmed Front Range waters into the high 40s and low 50s on most ponds, turning on bass, crappie, perch and walleye.  more >> More Headlines Willoughby: Colorado ice fishing officially in your rearview mirror Fort Collins native parlays hunting into a new TV series Baylor's dunkers vs. Kentucky's ace shot-blocker Anthony Davis in South final Willoughby: Colorado outdoors: House Bill 1322 qualifies as a bad idea Outdoors calendar, March 25 Weinstein Co. to release 'Bully' without rating LOS ANGELES—The Weinstein Co. is moving past the R rating earned by its documentary "Bully" and plans to release the film unrated.  more >> More Headlines "Hunger Games" hits mark at box office as third-best movie debut The Titanic leaves a memorable wake on film Midnight premiere of "The Hunger Games" in Denver leaves fans full 'Hunger Games' fills midnight craving with $19.7M Review: "Hunger Games" offers up youth death match as political theater Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at age 88 NASHVILLE, Tenn.—It is impossible to overstate the importance of Earl Scruggs to American music.  more >> More Headlines Heart, Kansas, the Guess Who lead Hudson Gardens concert schedule Colorado Civil Rights Division pursues discrimination complaint at downtown Denver nightclub Claims that LoDo nightclub Chloe discriminated warrant settlement, will go to mediation Opera Colorado's indulgent "Florencia" easy to love Hudson Gardens announces its summer concert season Complete rundown of auditions Last updated March 28, 2012.  more >> More Headlines Schedules by company Schedules by opening date This weekend's theater openings Review: Denver theater troupe's wildly original "Tommy Lee Jones"   Captured A photo blog from The Denver Post, including One Colorado Photo a Day All Things Broncos The Denver Post's football reporters serve up the dish on the Broncos The Spot A blog dedicated to the state's politic4:14 PM 3/17/2010s and policy All Things Avs Reporter Adrian Dater has the ins and outs of the Avalanche All Things Rockies Rockies notes from the diamond with Troy E. 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