Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Colorado Attorney General reaches settlement with Westwood, $2.5 million to be returned to students
Colorado Attorney General's office reached a $4.5 million settlement with Westwood College in which more than half will be given to students who were paying up to 18 percent on loans.  

• Citizen complaints against Denver police declined in 2011
• Avs shock Buffalo in shootout after Jamie McGinn's tying goal with two seconds left
• Ted Strickland, former Colorado state senator, gubernatorial candidate, dies
• Dem stalwart Farber to raise funds for GOP Rep. Coffman
• Syrian family watches refugee horror from Denver

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado Attorney General reaches settlement with Westwood, $2.5 million to be returned to students
Colorado Attorney General's office reached a $4.5 million settlement with Westwood College in which more than half will be given to students who were paying up to 18 percent on loans.  

• Ted Strickland, former Colorado state senator, gubernatorial candidate, dies
• Dem stalwart Farber to raise funds for GOP Rep. Coffman
• Colorado lawmakers weigh ballot privacy against public recount inspection
• Tax-cut bill on Gov. Hickenlooper's desk would offer more leeway on exemptions for business personal property
• Budget committee staff calls for more details on fixing Colorado Benefits Management System

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Today's Business

Fiorina tells Denver-area conference that U.S. must lead in tech sectors
Former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina told an audience at the 2012 Rocky Mountain Corporate Growth Conference on Wednesday that the U.S. must lead in four industries if it is to maintain a competitive advantage in the world.  

• Parker: Colorado agency funds Hyatt vocational program
• Colorado metro foreclosure starts rise in February
• Tax-cut bill on Gov. Hickenlooper's desk would offer more leeway on exemptions for business personal property
• Fitzsimons Redevelopment Authority picks new CEO
• Colorado legislation to tighten foreclosure rules dies in GOP-controlled committee amid bankers' opposition

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Today's Sports Headlines

Avs shock Buffalo after McGinn's tying goal with two seconds left
About nine seconds remained in the game when Gabriel Landeskog took a pass from Steve Downie in the neutral zone — just enough time for one more rush into the Sabres end.  

• CSU Rams rise to must-see TV status in NCAA Tournament
• Tennessee Titans the latest team to entertain Peyton Manning
• Kiszla: John Elway will need to work some magic if Broncos are going to land Peyton Manning
• CU Buffs thriving on Carlon Brown's "sense of urgency" at tourney time
• Duchene likely to play against Devils tonight

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Today's Entertainment

Theater review: "Love, Perfect, Change" continues cycle of lust, love and laughs
"I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," the longest-running production in Colorado theater history, has returned to the Garner-Galleria Theatre. The script shows its age, but the timeless topic makes for a perfect date night. Joe Murphy's rating: **1/2  

• Theater review: "American Idiot" a show for idiots, and wannabe idiots, too

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Today's Style

Denver author Pat Raybon writes and speaks to move mountains
Her professional writing career began as a reporter for The Denver Post, and evolved into magazine editing and teaching journalism, but it caught fire with Pat Raybon's 1996 book, "My First White Friend."  

• Davidson: Denver ICON Awards Gala rocks the casbah
• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 3/15/12
• Store: "Mad Men" mode
• Look: Artists stretch their 'boarders
• Show: Mondo Bazaaro

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Today's Opinion

Let a jury decide Mohammed's fate
Among the many reasons Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the man who planned the Sept. 11 attacks, should be tried in an American court of law, there is this:"I decapitated with my blessed right hand the head of the American Jew, Daniel Pearl, in the city of Karachi, Pakistan.  

• Rosen: What CEW really is
• Webb: Immigrant tuition bill should be approved
• Editorial: Congress should try again on wind energy tax credit
• Editorial: Library needs its own district
• Guest Commentary: Hickenlooper's support of Christo project