Oct. 16, 2024: Alcohol and liver disease; A Colorado centenarian on persevering and life's lessons
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In the last five years, doctors have seen a growing number of patients who need liver transplants because of alcohol use, and sometimes people aren't even aware they're drinking too much. Then, how an indie movie could help Colorado's film industry rebound. Also, stories from a Colorado centenarian about the obstacles he's overcome in his life -- and the rules he lives by. And Colorado Wonders about election security. 
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