Morning Beat: Denver

Hurricane Ernesto wreaks havoc on Puerto Rico, leaving many without power and causing widespread flooding. Meanwhile, Denver braces for a heat wave with temperatures soaring into the 90s. Plus, a heartwarming story of a stolen truck with sentimental value finally returned to its owner.

Hurricane Ernesto wreaks havoc on Puerto Rico, leaving many without power and causing widespread flooding. Meanwhile, Denver braces for a heat wave with temperatures soaring into the 90s. Plus, a heartwarming story of a stolen truck with sentimental value finally returned to its owner.

Family and friends of actor Johnny Wactor call for action to find his killers. Tropical Storm Ernesto leaves Puerto Rico in darkness as it strengthens. Meanwhile, a heartwarming story of a birth in a Welsh cinema brings a smile.

Denver tenants demand justice after a controversial inspection passes despite severe living conditions. Former county clerk Tina Peters faces consequences for election interference. Plus, a tragic shooting at a child's birthday party raises questions about revenge and activism.

On today's episode, we delve into the Carolina Panthers' runway mishap, the debut of breakdancing at the Paris Olympics, and a foiled plot targeting Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts. We also highlight a heartwarming initiative empowering African girls through innovative school uniforms. Stay tuned for a mix of local and global stories!

Raven Saunders channels 'The Hulk' to qualify for the Olympic shot put final, while French runner Alice Finot proposes to her boyfriend after breaking a record. Denver sees a dramatic weather shift with a cold front bringing cooler temperatures and rain. Plus, a terror plot targeting Taylor Swift's concert is thwarted.

Today's episode dives into the financial struggles of American athletes turning to crowdfunding for their Olympic dreams. We also explore Kamala Harris's strategic choice of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate. Plus, the Denver Broncos' preseason broadcast team is announced.

In today's episode, we explore the inspiring stories of pregnant Olympians Nada Hafez and Yaylagul Ramazanova, who defied expectations at the Paris games. We delve into the evolving attitudes towards pregnancy and athleticism, and the emotional and physical challenges these athletes face. Join us as we discuss what it means to compete for two.

The Stone Canyon Fire continues to challenge Boulder County with over 1,500 acres burned and evacuations in place. Meanwhile, Jefferson County faces the uncontained Quarry Fire. In brighter news, Simone Biles and Suni Lee shine in Paris, and a titanium maglev heart offers hope to transplant patients.

Ever wondered why Olympians bite their medals? Discover the quirky tradition and its surprising origins. Plus, meet the dogs helping to rewild urban nature reserves.