Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

NREL chief: Natural gas has limited role in energy future
http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/nrel-chief-natural-gas-has-limited-role-energy-future/1(hidethestreet) Even as utilities ??? such as Xcel Energy in Colorado ??? move.  

• Erie man accused of trying to sell stolen pistol on "American Guns"
• Denver sports bookmaker Daniel Dinner sentenced to 6 years' probation
• Colorado civil unions bill killed before reaching House floor
• Protests greet final passage of Denver homeless-camping ban
• Speaker Frank McNulty calls Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper "divisive"

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado civil unions bill killed before reaching House floor
A legislative special session to give the issue of civil unions for same-sex couples more time for debate didn't produce a different outcome Monday, though it did ratchet up partisan tensions.  

• Protests greet final passage of Denver homeless-camping ban
• Speaker Frank McNulty calls Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper "divisive"
• Colorado petitioners take arguments against law banning per-signature payments to federal judge
• Colorado legislature veered away from major education bills during 2012 session
• 5th CD challenger Robert Blaha wants to debate incumbent Doug Lamborn

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Today's Business

AT&T only national wireless carrier to improve in satisfaction survey
Denver resident Chris Washenberger, an AT&T wireless subscriber for seven years, is more content with the oft-criticized carrier these days even though, because of spotty coverage, he receives just about 60 percent of his cellphone calls.  

• JPMorgan shareholders may forgive CEO Jamie Dimon's error
• NREL chief: Natural gas has limited role in energy future
• Stocks take a hit amid Greek turmoil; dollar and Treasurys rise
• iPad accessory a flexible stand and handle

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Today's Sports Headlines

Tyler Hansen in contention for NFL QB job with Cincinnati Bengals
For former Colorado quarterback Tyler Hansen, it was a transforming experience, but one he hopes won't be a one-time-only experience.  

• Secret drug relationship outlined at Clemens trial
• Rockies' Christian Friedrich strikes out 10 in second straight strong game
• Former Grandview pitcher Kevin Gausman making noise at LSU
• DU Pioneers release 2012-13 hockey schedule
• Young Nuggets provide hope for future after playoff loss

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Today's Style

Cada: Bring sartorial splendor to your everyday events — and everything will look better
A woman in a baseball cap and yoga pants approached our table just as we were finishing our salad course. "Excuse me, but I have to ask you something: Why are you so dressed up?"  

• Colorado bikers Team Love, Sweat & Gears to race across U.S. to help others
• South Platte River bounces back for fly-fishing around Denver
• Return to fishing is like a return to youth for Colorado reporter
• 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

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: McNulty divorces reality on civil unions
House Speaker Frank McNulty steamrolled majority opinion Monday and saw to it that a bill legalizing civil unions was killed on the first day of a special legislative session.  

• Guest Commentary: A weak Denver police monitor just won't do
• Editorial: Will McNulty do the right thing on civil unions?
• Quillen: The exhausting week I played mom
• Guest Commentary: Industry and agriculture in Colorado