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Home News Politics Sports Business Entertainment Lifestyle Opinion Outdoors Multimedia Travel Weather Traffic Gas Prices Calendar Broncos Ski Report Games Twitter Obits Neighbors Photos U.S. Energy Chief Pushes for Extension of Tax Credits for Renewables http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/us-energy-chief-pushes-extension-tax-credits-renewables/1(hidethestreet) ??U.  more >> More Headlines Colorado Scores Big in Private Equity Investments More residents put on alert for Hewlett fire near Fort Collins Principal of school in cheating probe got bonuses for scores Griego: Black men join force for good: giving circle Denver workers have begun planting thousands of flowers in city parks Teen's lie costs him record for Colorado's biggest striped bass A Longmont teen lied about where he caught a hefty striped bass last month, he admitted Wednesday night, so he can't claim the state record for the 31-pound, 8.4-ounce fish he landed.  more >> More Headlines CU-Boulder study: University system's total economic impact on state is $5.3B Boulder leaders move forward on plastic, paper bag fee Boulder-area firms benefit from craft beer's 'ripple effect' Land-locked Longmont gets its fish on Boulder police: Former CU Buff receiver, brother face charges in bar brawl Denver principal of school in cheating probe got bonuses for stellar scores The principal at one of two Denver elementary schools being investigated for cheating on standardized tests was paid at least $32,000 in bonuses as a reward for his students' high achievement.  more >> More Headlines Denver workers have begun planting thousands of flowers in city parks Fired Denver 911 operator feels "horrible" that man was killed following his instructions Arrest of OneRepublic drummer in Denver followed fight with girlfriend Denver Civic Center under consideration as a National Historic Landmark With camping ban, days may be numbered for Occupy Denver Denver principal of school in cheating probe got bonuses for stellar scores The principal at one of two Denver elementary schools being investigated for cheating on standardized tests was paid at least $32,000 in bonuses as a reward for his students' high achievement.  more >> More Headlines Denver workers have begun planting thousands of flowers in city parks Fired Denver 911 operator feels "horrible" that man was killed following his instructions With camping ban, days may be numbered for Occupy Denver Mystery object nearly causes mid-air collision over Denver Montbello Drumline beat promotes downtown Denver music fest June 21 Truck driver in I-70 crash near Vail died outside his rig as 2 in SUV walked away VAIL — The truck driver in Sunday's fiery crash was found outside his truck, his badly burned body curled into a ball, police investigators said Monday.  more >> More Headlines Witnesses recall fiery Vail "miracle" crash on I-70 Fitzgeralds Black Hawk sold for $28 million to N.Y. company Woman seriously injured in head-on bus crash in Summit Co. Trail Ridge Road opens weeks early through Rockies national park Ouray purchases land in ice climbing park from U.S. Forest Service CSU honors lawmaker and reporter for suicide prevention efforts  A Colorado lawmaker and a reporter will be honored Friday at Colorado State University for their efforts in raising awareness about suicide.  more >> More Headlines Loveland, Fort Collins move to limit drilling Firefighters get small hold on Hewlett Gulch fire; no evacuations yet CSU helps young folks with autism grow together in social settings Dog stolen from Fort Collins animal shelter CSU board names LSU candidate Michael Martin as finalist for chancellor job Colorado Springs attorney killed in Illinois - struck by car COLORADO SPRINGS - — A prominent Colorado Springs adoption attorney, former Colorado Springs School District 11 board member and avid cyclist was killed Saturday when he was hit by a  more >> More Headlines Colorado Springs police look for man accused of threatening a clerk with rock Man rescued after fiery Colorado Springs crash Hearing begins for soldier over nephew's death Court says DA can withhold police shooting records 2 witnesses stabbed during domestic disturbance in Colorado Springs Craig museum hosts free Norman Rockwell exhibit CRAIG — Norman Rockwell's "Spirit of Education," an original painting on loan from the Norman Rockwell Museum, is the crown jewel of the most expensive exhibit to date at the  more >> More Headlines NYC auction to aid children of slain photographer Tetsunori Kawana, Stephen Talasnik artworks at Denver Botanic Gardens Denver's new American Museum of Western Art, home to the Anschutz Collection, offers a unique opportunity to connect with American art Art Show Openings, 5/11/2012 Ohio man's luck changes with signed Picasso print Going vegan, family style: New vegan fare makes an animal-free diet tastier than ever Before the television appearances and the best-selling cookbook, Roberto Martin was a typical "Top Chef" kind of guy: meat, meat and more meat. But then Ellen DeGeneres and her partner, Portia de Rossi, both vegans, hired him to be their   more >> More Headlines Land-locked Longmont gets its fish on Blue Reef Seafood opens Capers inject flower power into seafood, sauces or lamb Mario Batali a hungry chef on food stamp challenge Cutting their way to success: Art of meat cutting is being revived Hapa Sushi closes location on Boulder's University Hill Denver workers have begun planting thousands of flowers in city parks Nearly 200,000 plants propagated in the City Park Greenhouse are being trucked to parks this week, so the bare brown squares of the city's nearly 545 annual flower beds will soon be in bloom.  more >> More Headlines Green beans are magically easy Denver Post Garden Center, 5/11/2012 Gardening with kids: How to get them to see it as fun (and food) Tatroe: Pick variety of bleeding heart that won't break yours The Gardening Punch List, 5/11/2012 Denver workers have begun planting thousands of flowers in city parks Nearly 200,000 plants propagated in the City Park Greenhouse are being trucked to parks this week, so the bare brown squares of the city's nearly 545 annual flower beds will soon be in bloom.  more >> More Headlines Green beans are magically easy Denver Post Garden Center, 5/11/2012 Gardening with kids: How to get them to see it as fun (and food) Tatroe: Pick variety of bleeding heart that won't break yours The Gardening Punch List, 5/11/2012 Colorado bikers Team Love, Sweat & Gears to race across U.S. to help others When Team Love, Sweat & Gears, which we featured in last week's OutWest, hits the starting line in Oceanside, Calif., on June 16 to start their Race Across America, they hope to be well on their way toward raising $100,000   more >> More Headlines Denver Post Fitness Calendar (5/14/2012): Yoga classes, flag football and more Drs. Oz and Roizen: Regain control after PTSD; find good home health care Yoga delivers calm to mothers-to-be Lung cancer diagnosis among nonsmokers is on the rise Weak in the knees: It's not just pro athletes who battle knee problems Colorado among states struggling to stop decline of mule deer herds In the face of continued decline in the mule deer population throughout much of Colorado and the West, wildlife managers, sportsmen and conservation organizations are in search of the smoking gun.  more >> More Headlines Jerk baits working best for fishing lures Willoughby: With bear populations growing, game managers OK increase in hunting licenses Return to fishing is like a return to youth for Colorado reporter Willoughby: Colorado fly-fishing is still fun — despite the drought 6 movies to watch at the Cannes Film Festival CANNES, France—In a Cannes lineup packed with veteran auteurs— Michael Haneke, Abbas Kiarostami, Alain Resnais —and relative newcomers like Lee Daniels and Andrew Dominik, here are six films to watch out for among the 22 contenders for the coveted Palme   more >> More Headlines New dad Chris Hemsworth at 'The Huntsman' premiere 'Avengers' rules with record $103M second weekend Fashion inspiration for "Dark Shadows" culled from 18th century, 1972 Fire at 'Vampire Diaries' set won't affect filming Dior exhibit traces 60 years of cinema Purple, Red and Yellow Wiggles leaving Aussie band SYDNEY—Three members of the children's music quartet The Wiggles will be hanging up their colorful outfits and leaving the Australian band this year, with the Blue Wiggle the lone original member left dancing.  more >> More Headlines 'Lady A' fetes students in tornado-hit Ind. town Reverb in Review Drake, Comfort Dental Amphitheatre, May 13 The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store Indonesia yanks Gaga gig, says she'll corrupt kids Bass player Donald 'Duck' Dunn dies in Tokyo at 70 Complete rundown of auditions Last updated May 14, 2012.  more >> More Headlines Schedules by opening date Schedules by company Theater review: "Twelfth Night" exploits love's labour's laughs at Arvada Center theater "Big Heart" and "Date" prove love is for amateurs Theater review: Weighty work "Red" a must-see drama about artist Mark Rothko   Captured A photo blog from The Denver Post, including One Colorado Photo a Day All Things Broncos The Denver Post's football reporters serve up the dish on the Broncos The Spot A blog dedicated to the state's politic4:14 PM 3/17/2010s and policy All Things Avs Reporter Adrian Dater has the ins and outs of the Avalanche All Things Rockies Rockies notes from the diamond with Troy E. 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