Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Police investigating complaints against Wheat Ridge youth treatment center
Wheat Ridge police are conducting a criminal investigation of activities at a residential youth center that is the target of a civil lawsuit.  

• U.S. energy chief pushes for extension of tax credits for renewables
• Denver workers have begun planting thousands of flowers in city parks
• Broomfield uses goats as an alternative to chemical weed control
• Fired Denver 911 operator feels "horrible" that man was killed following his instructions
• Aurora officials revisit combining Colorado city into own county

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Today's Local Politics

Aurora officials revisit combining Colorado city into own county
After several failed attempts, Aurora's City Council will re-examine the possibility of becoming a city and county government, commencing a potentially lengthy process that would eventually require statewide approval.  

• Colorado legislature ends special session; feuds far from done
• Mike Coffman says Obama "not an American" at heart, then apologizes
• Colorado lawmaker and his gay son split on civil unions bill
• With camping ban, days may be numbered for Occupy Denver
• Ann Romney to be at Cherry Hills Country Club fundraiser in Denver

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Today's Business

JPMorgan loss raises issues for GOP congresswoman
A key House Republican said on Wednesday that the $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan Chase raises crucial questions about how banks control their risks.  

• Dish's new ad-skipper riles networks
• U.S. energy chief pushes for extension of tax credits for renewables
• Greek turmoil continues to roil financial markets
• Strong second-quarter growth eases fear of spring slump
• More Fed board members appear to be open to efforts to stimulate economy

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Today's Sports Headlines

Denver East's Andrew Hull switches sports, now headed to Indiana for diving
Long before Andrew Hull knew he was going to be a serious, dedicated diver, he knew he wanted to pull off a front 3½ dive in a high school meet.  

• Jets' Tim Tebow's passion impresses Darrelle Revis
• Rockies' Jamie Moyer inspires with effort, not age
• Salihi, De Rosario lead United past Rapids
• Jordan Pacheco in, Eric Young Jr. back, Chris Nelson out
• Rockies defeat Diamondbacks as Fowler leads rejuvenated offense

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Today's Entertainment

Best Bets: The Fray returns to Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Fans of Denver-boys-made-good the Fray will recall the pop-rockers' trio of triumphant concerts at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in 2007 — at least one of which ended in a downpour.  

• Solar eclipse, transit of Venus coming to Colorado skies

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Today's Style

These moms need to go on a shame-free diet (5/17/2012)
Dear Amy: My partner and I have two young daughters. Our oldest is 3. We have both struggled with our own body images and have done various diets throughout our lives.  

• Davidson: Denver Art Musem's Luncheon by Design springs forth in all its wears
• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 5/17/2012: Brunello Cucinelli fall 2012 collection trunk show and more
• Store: Trina Turk has designs on Banana Republic with Palm Springs-inspired limited edition collection
• Show: Denver Design Incubator opens new studio space in Highland
• Five Tips: Shopping vintage in Denver

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Today's Opinion

Rosen: Just a political prank
Not that there was ever any doubt, but The Washington Post made it clear last week that, with six months to go until the election, the liberal media is all in for Obama's re-election.  

• Why is Putin skipping the G-8?
• Guest Commentary: Subsidized preschool in Denver is key
• Editorial: Hickenlooper should veto ballot access measure
• Editorial: Credit to DPS for inspecting scores
• Guest Commentary: Keep the Thompson Divide like it is