Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Authorities: 5 confirmed dead in NW Okla. tornado
OKLAHOMA CITY—A violent storm system unleashed dozens of tornadoes across the Midwest and Plains, leaving five people dead and at least 29 injured in Oklahoma Sunday morning.  

• In-depth analysis of federal school grant program shows mix of progress, problems
• CU president: Colorado's state funding for colleges imperiled
• Double murder in 2006 haunts Aurora detective
• Titanic tragedy still endlessly fascinating 100 years later
• As spectrum for mobile-phone use nears capacity, companies aim to fend off shortages

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Today's Local Politics

Unified Colorado Democrats pledge support for Obama
Colorado Democrats threw their full support behind President Barack Obama on Saturday, pledging to walk neighborhoods, make phone calls and share their stories to help him win this critical swing state and another term in the White House.  

• Colorado Republicans split delegate votes between Romney, unified Paul and Santorum supporters
• Colorado Republicans split delegate votes between Romney, unified Paul and Santorum supporters
• Unified Colorado Democrats pledge support for Obama
• Colorado's 3rd Congressional District race considered key contest as Democrats get behind Rep. Sal Pace
• Republicans gather in Denver for congressional district assembly

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Today's Business

As spectrum for mobile-phone use nears capacity, companies aim to fend off shortages
The dwindling availability of a finite resource that can't be seen or touched threatens to disrupt the mobile lifestyle that virtually every American has embraced.  

• Annual space symposium takes off this week in Colorado Springs
• U.S. stocks slide on news of economic slowdown in China
• World's 20 richest people lose $10.7 billion in one week
• Credit-union pay jumps for top execs
• Denver Post launches 'Top Workplaces 2012' special report

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Today's Sports Headlines

CU Buffs' transfer quarterback Connor Wood shines in spring game
When you lose 86 percent of your offensive production from a 3-9 team, you take new production where you can get it.  

• Rapids coach Oscar Pareja not happy with team's intensity in loss to Seattle Sounders
• Denver lacrosse loses to fourth-ranked Loyola
• Denver boxer Alvarado defeats Herrera in junior welterweight bout
• NHL Playoffs: Neil's OT tally lifts feisty sens
• Loveland's Kaylee Packham stars in Mullen Runners Roost Invitational

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Today's Entertainment

Denver Center era ends as grad-school conservatory closes
The National Theatre Conservatory may have been the best-kept secret in Denver. And that may have been its downfall. But the impact of the impending closure of the Denver Center's master's program will be felt on stages throughout Colorado.