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Today's Front Page News

Architects push to make Denver's Santa Fe Arts District more pedestrian friendly
A group of architects has developed a plan for the Santa Fe Arts District that it hopes will spur the city into making the neighborhood more pedestrian friendly.  

• Mitt Romney wins Ohio, five other Super Tuesday states
• DNA, other evidence links serial killer Groves to 4 cold cases
• Push is on for tighter smoking restrictions
• Matt Duchene injured in Colorado Avalanche's 7-1 win over Minnesota Wild
• Biker-garb discrimination bill not apt to get easy ride

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Today's Local Politics

Biker-garb discrimination bill not apt to get easy ride
At 6 foot 4, clad in a black leather bandana and vest, Ray "Nite Train" Hoskinson dresses as if he could be one of those fearsome bikers in a Hollywood movie.  

• "Hickenblooper" at it again, as shower joke dips into racy territory
• State Sen. Greg Brophy defends tweeted remarks about Sandra Fluke over Limbaugh flap
• Colorado's share of mortgage settlement will stay close to homes
• Cost of Colorado drugged-driving legislation is stumbling block
• Colorado Supreme Court affirms that licensed guns allowed on CU campus

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Today's Business

Architects push to make Denver's Santa Fe Arts District more pedestrian friendly
A group of architects has developed a plan for the Santa Fe Arts District that it hopes will spur the city into making the neighborhood more pedestrian friendly.  

• Union Station work eliminates 390 downtown Denver parking spots
• Ex-mistress testifies in Jeffrey Campos assault trial
• Colorado AG sues Highlands Ranch firm for violations of consumer protection act
• New iPad may run faster, look better and talk back to you
• Frontier's new CEO has lengthy to-do list

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Today's Sports Headlines

Matt Duchene injured in Colorado Avalanche's 7-1 win over Minnesota Wild
Something always seems to go wrong for the Avalanche's health just when you think all is going well, and so it continued Tuesday night.  

• Boston College LB Luke Kuechly likely gone for Broncos in first-round
• Broncos going to Alabama's pro day for CB Dre Kirkpatrick
• Jump-shot pioneer Sailors inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame
• Highlands Ranch Falcons still on fast break to Class 5A fame in girls basketball
• Santana back on mound, throws 2 good innings

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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. The $110 million project arrives with all the advantages of a place that ought to be remarkable: public financing, generous community support, one of Denver's best architects.  

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Today's Style

Beauty: The eyes have it
Eyeliner can be hard to apply, and getting a too-heavy line is a rookie mistake. Glo Minerals aims to make it easier with its new Precise Micro Eyeliner, $12.  

• Stretch out with a yoga sampler

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Today's Opinion

Murphy: Civilians' walk in cops' shoes yields quite a body count
Police in Aurora had an unprecedented run of fatal officer-involved shootings last year and, in response, bought a new simulator to improve training.  

• Editorial: Protracted fight drags GOP right
• Editorial: Weak vaccination policies let deadly diseases spread
• Tork: Davy Jones' extraordinary heart
• Editorial: Natural gas to fuel pickups, drive energy independence
• Colorado Voice: How the mighty can fall