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.

Discover the historical significance behind Paris 2024's mascot, the Phryge, and its mixed reactions. Get the latest updates on the Alexander Mountain Fire near Loveland and its impact. Celebrate the inspiring stories of local athletes and heartwarming acts of kindness.

Randy Gradishar's induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame shines a long-overdue spotlight on the Denver Broncos' legendary 'Orange Crush' defense. Despite a modest start, Gradishar's exceptional play earned him respect and accolades. His Hall of Fame honor at age 72 marks a significant acknowledgment of the defense's impact.

From Taylor Swift's enchanting museum exhibit in London to Kenny Chesney breaking records in Denver, we have all the details. Plus, a sneak peek into the ambitious Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony. Join us as we explore these exciting stories and more!

Denver faces another day of poor air quality, while LeBron James is set to carry the flag for Team USA in the Paris Olympics. In other news, Salt Lake City is officially announced as the host for the 2034 Winter Games. Plus, a heartwarming story of a baby bird rescue in Texas.

Denver faces another day of poor air quality due to wildfire smoke, with temperatures climbing into the upper 90s by week's end. Boulder County reports an uptick in rabid bats, urging residents to avoid contact with wildlife. Plus, Kamala Harris' presidential campaign gains momentum with major endorsements and fundraising success.

As Kamala Harris steps up to secure the Democratic nomination, Denver braces for a week of hazy skies due to wildfire smoke. We also cover a dramatic shootout in Fort Collins and a heartwarming story of a senior's modeling debut. Tune in for the latest updates and inspiring stories.

In this episode, we dive into a new poll revealing strong support for IVF access amid growing anti-abortion measures. We also cover the sentencing of a man involved in a disturbing human trafficking case and prepare you for an intense heat wave hitting Colorado. Stay informed and stay cool!

Denver braces for a record-breaking heatwave this weekend, while a local family rallies support for hurricane-ravaged Mayreau. Plus, Broncos quarterbacks bond in Texas. Discover how these stories intertwine resilience and community spirit.

As Democrats debate Biden's reelection amidst a tense Capitol Hill atmosphere, iconic athletes like Simone Biles and LeBron James prepare for their final Olympics. Plus, the Historic Elitch Theatre faces a break-in and CSU predicts a more active hurricane season.

Aurora City Council's rejection of an apology for Kilyn Lewis' family sparks a heated protest. Meanwhile, a trial delay in a tragic rock-throwing incident raises questions about legal strategy. Plus, a heartwarming lottery win brings hope to a cancer survivor.

Jamie Foxx opens up about his health scare, revealing the importance of family support. Meanwhile, a 7-year-old boy miraculously survives a fall from a high dive onto concrete. Plus, a massive liquid egg recall due to undeclared allergens.

Get ready for a weekend of weather whiplash as Denver swings from storms to sunshine. Dive into the fiery first presidential debate of 2024 between Biden and Trump. Plus, a groundbreaking medical breakthrough gives hope to a young epilepsy patient.

In a shocking turn of events, armed men rob a Denver jewelry store, leaving employees and a child in peril. Meanwhile, Denver students gain hands-on experience in the solar industry, and the body of a missing kayaker is found. We also dive into the Colorado GOP's recent struggles at the ballot box.

Greenwood Village's Anna Hall defies the odds, qualifying for her first Olympics after a severe injury. A $2.17 part may have caused the Baltimore bridge collapse. Plus, a thrift store vase turns out to be a Mayan artifact. Tune in for these captivating stories and more.

Country star Morgan Wallen is back in Denver for two sold-out shows at Empower Field. Meanwhile, NASA's Voyager 1 sends back critical data from interstellar space. Join us for all the details and more!