Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Job creation in March slows from past months' pace
The U.S. job market took a breather in March after its best hiring stretch since the Great Recession. Employers added 120,000 jobs last month.  

• Officials claim notification database gaps discovered during Lower North Fork fire now are closed
• Larger geese populations in Denver area ruffle feathers
• Navy jet hits Virginia apartment building
• Watchdog groups sue Colorado secretary of state over campaign-finance laws
• Newest technology helps tell old story of Passover

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Today's Local Politics

Outsider in line to replace Carol Chambers as District Attorney
George Brauchler is optimistic that for the first time in more than four decades the 18th Judicial District will elect someone from outside the current office to lead it.  

• Hickenlooper may veto bill expanding Colorado's Regional Tourism Act

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Today's Business

Job creation in March slows from past months' pace
The U.S. job market took a breather in March after its best hiring stretch since the Great Recession. Employers added 120,000 jobs last month.  

• Colorado ski resorts learn painful lessons in dry season
• Commodities center opens at CU Denver Business School

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Today's Sports Headlines

DC's Katte goes out a winner ... again
If it was his final game, and it probably was, Dick Katte is at peace with it.  

• Good Catholics faced with an opening-day dilemma
• Kiszla: Nuggets play with a sense of urgency in a victory over the Suns
• Eric Young Jr.'s speed helps Rockies beat Astros 5-3 on opening day
• Nuggets topple Phoenix Suns for crucial victory
• Saturday's Rapids game: Colorado at Real Salt Lake

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Today's Entertainment

Doors Open Denver invites everybody in to see their favorite buildings
The best thing about next weekend's Doors Open Denver is that you can take it in at any level you want. You can plan a big weekend around it, map out the buildings you want to see and tag along on the insider tours of the city's best architecture. Or you can simply pop into a few buildings that look interesting from the outside.  

• Davidson: Colorado Ballet honors 13 women who elevated the art of dance
• Kennedy: Aspen Shortsfest film festival is long on ambition
• Do Denver: Get the inside scoop with tours of The Can, a candy castle, the mint, Kirkland Museum and a vineyard
• Theater reviews: "Chess," "Ring of Fire" musicals deliver the goods

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Today's Style

Davidson: Colorado Ballet honors 13 women who elevated the art of dance
Thirteen women whose contributions to the art of dance range from sharing an immense talent to providing the kind of money it takes to start, and grow, a world-class showcase like the Vail International Dance Festival, were honored during Colorado Ballet's Tribute to Women in Dance.  

• Denver Post Garden Center, 4/6/2012
• Beauty: Book now for Spa Week in Denver, April 16-22
• Jewelry sale: Vintage and contemporary items to support Children's Diabetes Foundation
• Alternative Easter gift for kids: A whimsical sports helmet

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Leave tourism process alone
Legislation that would expand the number of tourism projects that could receive state tax incentives in a single year threatens to knock off balance a well-defined process calibrated to identify projects that truly will bring new visitors to the state.  

• Barreca: Easter with family? Five tips for keeping the peace
• Harsanyi: The mother of all tyrannies
• Guest Commentary: Young minority men under siege on our city streets