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Today's Front Page News

Colorado legislature faces hot-button issues in final two weeks
Colorado lawmakers facing the final stretch of the legislative session will deal this week with a wave of high-profile, emotional issues, from civil unions for gay couples to in-state tuition for undocumented students.  

• Colorado trooper hurt in 125-mph chase on I-70
• "Chaotic scene" as residents jump from burning building
• 2 die in shooting outside Aurora church
• President Obama to visit CU-Boulder to fight battle over Stafford loan interest rate
• Success in Colorado enables Sudanese refugee to help his homeland

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado legislature faces hot-button issues in final two weeks
Colorado lawmakers facing the final stretch of the legislative session will deal this week with a wave of high-profile, emotional issues, from civil unions for gay couples to in-state tuition for undocumented students.  

• President Obama to visit CU-Boulder to fight battle over Stafford loan interest rate

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Today's Business

Broncos transfer traditional playbooks to iPads for 2012 season
The Denver Broncos are tossing out the tradition of printing 500-page playbooks every week for each of the 120 players, coaches, scouts and other personnel. This season, the team will hand out iPads that feature the week's game plan, scouting reports, video clips and other relevant data.  

• Wolf Creek owner has ambitious plans to expand ski area

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos transfer traditional playbooks to iPads for 2012 season
The Denver Broncos are tossing out the tradition of printing 500-page playbooks every week for each of the 120 players, coaches, scouts and other personnel. This season, the team will hand out iPads that feature the week's game plan, scouting reports, video clips and other relevant data.  

• Stoll sends Kings to 2nd round with OT goal
• Michael Cuddyer's timely hit leads Rockies to series win in Milwaukee
• Nuggets drop Magic in final home game of regular season
• Kiszla: Colorado's Henry Cejudo loses at U.S. Olympic Trials, announces retirement
• Denny Hamlin wins NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway

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Today's Entertainment

Colorado history museum lures visitors with new insights and interactive, fun activities
When the dedicated staff at the History Colorado Center sat down to plan out a new museum, it had to face a cold, hard fact about the old one: It wasn't a very popular place. Oh sure, school kids came by the busload, but they didn't really have a choice. And tourists visited; the museum offered out-of-towners some excellent lessons on our Rocky Mountain past.  

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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.  

• Bake your own bread and don't break the bank
• Recently Recalled, 4/23/12
• Experience more in the wild
• Sale Insider, 4/23/12
• Save me ... 4/23/12

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: A needless delay on homelessness
We're not sure what Denver's Commission on Homelessness thinks a month-long delay on considering a proposed homeless camping ban will accomplish.  

• Dobbs: Where they take care of their sick — and ours