Stories published February 16, 2007

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• Parker: Twice-failed singer on 'Idol' eyes career advice from public
• Johnson: Year after jail death, kin still have no accounting
• Red Cross open shelters
• Class 3A quarterfinals results
• Class 2A quarterfinals results
• Class 4A quarterfinals results
• Class 5A quarterfinals results
• Jeffco DA wants CBI to handle Congrove case
• United unloads space at DIA
• Capitol Dome open for tours again
• Adams City High students hurt by vehicle
• Friday's 3A individual results
• Friday's 2A individual results
• Remarks by members of Colorado's Congressional delegation
• Man identified in Lakewood party shooting
• House votes against troop surge
• Woman accused of attempted tub drowning appears in court
• Larimer County sheriff vows to cut back on inmates
• DaimlerChrysler's shares up on sale reports
• House set for Iraq vote
• The wind, she is a blowin'
• Spanish bank buys Compass
• Benefit concert set for farmers, ranchers
• City jumping gun by calling pothole complaints closed
• Wasson's Cruz is hoping for one last shot at title
• Broomfield's Marone taking aim at repeat, team title
• Generals can't have too many medals
• Ralston Valley challenges Rock Canyon
• Godette, Lowery fuel Denver past North Texas
• Finish line, February 16
• Lincicome: Bandits in Vegas gain accomplice in NBA
• Buffaloes trying to regroup after thrashing
• Stern puts fist down
• Hoping to cash in in Vegas
• Monfort: O'Dowd contract extension on way
• Joe Sakic scores 600th goal in 7-5 win over Calgary
• Legwold: Shop talk: It's buyer beware
• Sadowski: Carolina still stands by Ward
• NFL numbers, notes & quotes
• Tomasson: Sun has shone on D'Antoni's path
• Ringolsby: Watch list is lengthy this year
• Solunar table, February 16
• Cold brings no relief for pines in beetle war
• CC to play Minnesota with full complement this time
• The Active Life, February 16
• Waltrip leaves troubles in the dust
• EXTRA!, February 16
• Applause, then two grateful boys
• Board votes to shut charter school
• Some won't be sorry to see rodeo official go
• Dems will redo Pepsi Center for '08 convention
• Art museum's friend, supporter dies at 79
• Dentry: Creative deal ensures water flow
• Goodbye to a good guy
• Hundreds line up for Washington dollar coin
• Plan would post insurance rate hikes online
• Mandate for more math, science in public schools advances
• More stations to add ethanol at pump soon
• Snowmobilers found safe by guides
• Ritter closes office created to oversee benefits system
• Dem House leaders weigh in on session
• 2nd ruling gives nod to scholarships
• Foundation urges stronger oversight for online schools
• Foreclosure task force tackles area's growing problem
• The man behind raging inflation
• Rosen: Educrats initiate a 'newbie'
• The ticker, February 16
• Is junk mail so bad?
• Episcopalians wrestling
• On Point: Taking on the Army
• Frontier pilots approve four-year contract
• Boulder's flower man retires
• Belmar project goes solar
• Advice, February 16
• Freeze may chill Chipotle profits
• Molson Coors' sales soar at end of '06
• First job, February 16
• At the water cooler, February 16
• Ventures, February 16
• Big organizations to wait and see on Vista
• Heath: Path to improving workers' health can be a minefield
• Tom Benich, 79, legendary UNC track coach
• Class 4A team and individual results
• Revolving door to state prisons
• Class 5A team and individual results
• Dispute holds up Outdoors Colorado funds for state parks
• Class 2A team and individual results
• Business briefs, February 16
• Fire knocks out power in Aurora for 2 hours
• Chipotle earnings rise
• Molson Coors reports sales gain
• Hard to judge these books by their covers
• Picks of the week, February 16
• The Children in Room E4: American Education on Trial
• Lost City Radio
• Colorado lawmakers react to Iraq war resolution
• Pig Island
• Spy story like a novel
• Hooking up in Hollywood
• Provizer: A seven-hour boogie with six big bands
• Nibbles, February 16
• Crecente: Portable 'Ratchet' plays big
• Gaming bits, February 16
• You can't taste the effort at Piatti
• Voelz Chandler: Boulder exhibits warrant a salute
• MTV carries wrestling to high-flying X-tremes
• Farcical tone redeems 'Clue'
• Music mix masters
• Sedgwick's second 15 minutes
• Tough issues cross sturdy 'Bridge'
• Denerstein: To catch a spy: the story
• Cage rides right over the top in 'Rider' adaptation
• Brown: Fall Out Boy, Killers kick off outdoor venue sales
• MLB numbers, notes & quotes
• NBA numbers, notes & quotes
• DIA to test melters for snow removal
• Convention CEO relishes opportunity
• Avalanche-Flames faceoff
• Flomberg: Jazz back where it belongs
• 569 pounds of pot seized
• NHL numbers, notes & quotes
• Jeffco Commissioner snooping probe requested
• Roll Call, February 16
• Proposed legislation would regulate naturopaths
• Some lanes of I-70 reopening
• Burlington likes feel of new classification