Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

2 people dead, 2 injured in east Denver shooting
Two people are dead and two were taken to a hospital this afternoon after a shooting in northeast Denver. Shortly after 2:10 p.m., officers were called to East 33rd Avenue and York Street after a report of shots fired.  

• Sandy Dahl, wife of 9/11 pilot Jason Dahl, dies at 52
• Troops kill at least 50 people in central Syria, activists say
• Jensen Farms files bankruptcy in wake of cantaloupe listeria deaths
• At Denver Zoo, human-animal bond is heart of success
• Friedrich pitches well and gives Rockies a chance to win

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Today's Local Politics

Immigration-enforcement program goes live in Colorado
The federal immigration-enforcement program called Secure Communities went live across Colorado this week — in a cobbled-together fashion and under a cloud of controversy over the potential for entangling domestic-violence victims in deportations.  

• Rep. Coffman can survive Obama "not an American" remark, experts say

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Today's Business

Chesapeake Energy selling half a million acres in Colorado, Wyoming
HOUSTON  —Chesapeake Energy Corp. is selling oil and gas assets in Colorado and Wyoming as it seeks to raise revenue to fund its cash-strapped operations.  

• Oakwood Homes pays $16 million for Colorado Springs ranch parcel
• Beef, chicken, pork will cost more during summer grilling season
• Colorado regulators tighten rooftop solar-energy incentives

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Today's Sports Headlines

Andy Heider redeems himself with game-winning hit as Cherry Creek eliminates Highlands Ranch
Andy Heider had a lot on his mind. Obviously it wasn't enough to keep the Cherry Creek senior from delivering the big hit for the Bruins.  

• Rockies' rookie Friedrich turns in five rugged innings to beat Reds and improve to 2-1
• Peter Bayer has superb pitching performance as Regis Jesuit defeats Legend
• Mario Fannin intrigues Broncos with speed, receiving ability
• Friedrich pitches well and gives Rockies a chance to win
• Rapids' Kamani Hill gets chance to shine

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Today's Entertainment

Colorado's strong summer concert calendar forces fans to make tough choices
This Colorado summer boasts one of the strongest concert calendars in recent memory. And while nobody should complain, it does present some issues — including your credit-card statement  

• Writer Joel Warner and scholar Peter McGraw attempt to unravel "The Humor Code"
• Memorial Day kicks off season of Colorado festivals
• Movie review: "We Have a Pope," but he's gone underground

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: A crackdown on food stamp fraud
More than 46 million Americans get federal food stamp benefits, a compelling indicator of the difficult economic times facing the nation.  

• Milbank: The Secret Service's cirque du so lame