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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 Colorado officials hope Hewlett-Packard cuts won't hurt state's workforce http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/colorado-officials-hope-hewlett-packard-cuts-wont-hurt-states-workforce/1(hidethestreet) Hewlett-Packard said Wednesday that it will cut 27,000 jobs, 8 percent of its.  more >> More Headlines Colorado Regulators to Rule on Xcel Energy's Solar-program Cuts Controversial immigration-enforcement program goes live in Colorado Woman: Fear led her to comply with Denver cop's sexual demands Police train for implementation of Denver homeless-camping ban Obama addresses AFA grads, attends Denver fundraiser Boulder Open Space officials frown on bison herd along U.S. 36 Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Parks Department has recommended against putting a bison herd next to U.S. 36, saying the high cost and impacts of the herd outweigh any aesthetic or tourist value it would provide to the city.  more >> More Headlines Boulder police: Homeowner shoots, wounds early morning bedroom intruder 'Doctor Who' fans hack Boulder road sign: 'WARNING DALEKS AHEAD' Longmont oil and gas regulations go into holding pattern Boulder council: County's tax issue could hurt carbon tax renewal in November Colorado Horse Rescue suspends prairie dog extermination on Boulder County property Denver police train for implementation of homeless-camping ban Denver police have been training all week to prepare for the homeless-camping ban, which goes into effect Tuesday. On Wednesday afternoon, about 50 officers crowded into a meeting room to learn about the legalities and how the law should be   more >> More Headlines Denver police-watchdog office "drowning"; calls grow to hire monitor Denver Zoo employee bitten by rabid bat National praise of Denver's park system is in full bloom Police miscues prompt mistrial in Denver officer's rape case Denver judge to rule in December on rape charge against police officer Denver police train for implementation of homeless-camping ban Denver police have been training all week to prepare for the homeless-camping ban, which goes into effect Tuesday. On Wednesday afternoon, about 50 officers crowded into a meeting room to learn about the legalities and how the law should be   more >> More Headlines Denver police-watchdog office "drowning"; calls grow to hire monitor Denver Zoo employee bitten by rabid bat National praise of Denver's park system is in full bloom 'Doctor Who' fans hack Boulder road sign: 'WARNING DALEKS AHEAD' Denver judge to rule in December on rape charge against police officer Avon man among rescuers in Mt. Everest tragedy The window to summit Mount Everest was death's door for at least four climbers, but a few others may live because a local man was helping with rescue efforts.  more >> More Headlines Sex charges against former Basalt teacher to be dropped Durango dinosaur train gets lukewarm reception Sheen's ex-wife avoids jail for now in drug case Avon truck crash, survival of couple, described as "surreal" Decision pending on swimmers in Denver water Federal grant jump-starts Front Range bus service, boosts downtown Fort Collins FORT COLLINS — A long-awaited project that will introduce the Front Range's first bus rapid transit system got a huge boost this morning with the presentation of a $54 million  more >> More Headlines Federal grant boosts Fort Collins rapid-transit bus project Colorado teen allegedly slaps officer, kicks another in leg Two women were fighting outside their car around 12:45 a.m. Wednesday when one allegedly turned her anger toward police.  more >> More Headlines Colorado Springs officer punched at car wreck Colorado Springs priest arrested on allegations of sex abuse Former hospital exec in Colorado Springs gets $1.1 million severance Colorado Springs police seek bandit using lighter fluid on victims Mother and daughter hikers rescued in SE Colorado 1,600 museums offer military families free tickets More than 1,600 museums across the country will offer free admission to active-duty military personnel and their families this summer in a program that has more than doubled in size since 2010.   more >> More Headlines Visual Arts Summer Preview 2012: Aspen Art Museum remembers, Clyfford Still Museum renews, Denver Art Museum redesigns At Longmont Museum, the life and lens of photographer Edward Weston Boulder restaurateur Bryan Dayton was born to run Oak at Fourteenth -- and Boulder's trails It is difficult to write about Boulder restaurateur, bartender and champion trail runner Bryan Dayton without mentioning the fire. So let's dispense with it quickly.   more >> More Headlines Crank it up: A meat grinder lets you choose customized blends that match your taste for burgers, hash and beyond! Anchovies add a burst of flavor to flatbread pizza Recipe: Orange Dreamsicle Milkshake is creamy, sweet and... healthier Alaska's Copper River salmon arrive in Seattle 10 Summer Beers That Won't Break Your Budget Fusing tomato with tomahto produces a sweeter yield Gardeners are accustomed to hearing outrageous claims for new plants or products that promise: Better yields!  more >> More Headlines The Gardening Punch List, 5/18/2012 Open-air gallery steps through family history Denver Post Garden Center, 5/18/2012 Al Fresco: Risotto with Peas, Pea Shoots and Lemon (vegetarian) Outside Voice: Plum tree's bounty an unexpected lesson in sharing Fusing tomato with tomahto produces a sweeter yield Gardeners are accustomed to hearing outrageous claims for new plants or products that promise: Better yields!  more >> More Headlines The Gardening Punch List, 5/18/2012 Open-air gallery steps through family history Denver Post Garden Center, 5/18/2012 Al Fresco: Risotto with Peas, Pea Shoots and Lemon (vegetarian) Outside Voice: Plum tree's bounty an unexpected lesson in sharing New Mexico named 'riskiest state' in the US ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—A report has named New Mexico the riskiest state in the U.S. KRQE-TV ( http://bit.  more >> More Headlines 200 Leadville, Colo. residents weigh in and shed 2,400 pounds together in community weight-loss challenge Denver Post Fitness Calendar, 5/22/2012: Feisty Fit Females and more Men's, women's magazines take different fitness tacks Hussong: Denver's Red Rocks Amphitheatre makes a fine outdoor gym Willoughby: Hickenlooper rides rapids in support of Christo project, hunt-and-fish plates It's a good week to be governor of Colorado.While that statement likely could be uttered most weeks of the year, the one gone by seems to punctuate the point, not to mention the photo ops.  more >> More Headlines Denver Metro resevoirs full of catchable trout Bountiful bass, trout at Horsetooth, Chatfield and Bear Creek Summer fun in Colorado high country already here Willoughby: "Skinny" Upper Colorado River relinquishes big, fat fish Outdoors Calendar 'G.I. Joe' gets new marching orders, moves to 2013 LOS ANGELES—G.I. Joe won't be going into action on the big-screen this summer, after all. The Hollywood Reporter says Paramount Pictures yanked its sequel "G.  more >> More Headlines 55 years later, 'On the Road' is finally a movie Kylie Minogue at Cannes in bizarre 'Holy Motors' Comanche tribe makes Johnny Depp honorary member 'What to Expect..' stars in London for UK premiere Haneke, Loach among Cannes highlights thus far Lisa Marie Presley returns with rootsy third album WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—After moving across an ocean to rural England, Lisa Marie Presley found herself as close as she's ever been to her father, at least musically.  more >> More Headlines Hip Hop Hall of Fame finds NYC home Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies after long cancer battle Denver-born composer Austin Wintory's musical journey 50 years later, Denver Folklore Center's acoustic vibe resonates Classical Music Summer Preview 2012: A summer of big names in Colorado classical music, with soft approach Schedules by company Last updated May 22, 2012  more >> More Headlines Schedules by opening date Theater Summer Preview 2012: Colorado's theater community aiming high Theater review: "Twelfth Night" exploits love's labour's laughs at Arvada Center theater LIDA Project's surreal "Auto da Fé" Producers of 'Annie' find a Broadway home for fall   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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