Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

DIA stages practice detour test
A full-scale test run this morning of the upcoming detour for dropping off passengers at Denver International Airport promised to provide insights to how it will work in reality.  

• 2-year-old Denver bike-sharing program has it in gear
• Alleged Denver pimp "Jell-O" arrested in Houston
• "Paltry sum of money" available to settle Colorado wildfire lawsuits
• University of Colorado medical school heals diversity gap
• Zimmerman to Trayvon Martin's parents: "I am sorry for the loss of your son"

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Today's Business

Hundreds of Colorado veterans connect with employers at job fair
Hungry for jobs, an estimated 800 military veterans and spouses attended a job fair Thursday designed to link vets with employers.  

• Park service balks at banning guided climbs in Colorado's Black Canyon
• Venture-capital deals in Colorado up in first quarter

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Today's Sports Headlines

Cherry Creek girls rally past Kent Denver in wild lacrosse game
The day before, the two programs' traditionally strong boys turned in an epic, low-scoring match in which the possessions were valued and patience flowed among the power.  

• Hernandez unhappy player in game of "tag, you're out"
• Hobbled outfielder Cuddyer produces game-winner for Rox at Milwaukee
• Nuggets newcomer JaVale McGee has found comfort level
• Josh Kroenke gives his view on state of the Avs
• Kiszla: Stars must shine brightly for Rockies to succeed

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Today's Entertainment

Ostrow: George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin case tests TV newsrooms
Details are sketchy. Speculation is rife. And the news cycle never sleeps. The impending trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Fla. with an arraignment scheduled for May, has the potential to be another hyped "trial of the century" for cable news outlets, a spectacle on the order of Casey Anthony, if not O.J. Simpson.  

• Theater review: Bewitching "Wicked" still stands strong
• 4/20 pot celebrations abound in Denver this weekend

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Today's Style

Prom fashion 2012: This year's dresses, fashion trends run the gamut
A prom gown is the first formal dress a young woman buys and the process often is similar to shopping for a wedding dress. She visits a lot of stores. She takes her mom along. But unlike looking for a bridal gown, selecting a prom dress is all about pleasing herself, not about long-term commitment. The focus is on fun.  

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Today's Opinion

Guest Commentary: Kids needs lawmakers to be bold on literacy bill
Who doesn't want kids to read well? Who wouldn't want those students who are struggling with reading to get extra help?  

• Editorial: All that's missing is the honeymoon
• Hubbard: Inspiring the next generation of Colorado women
• Lamm: The most influential women in Colorado history
• Noel: Throughout Colorado's history, women have had starring roles
• Carroll: Voter ID and its hysterical critics