The day before Donald Trump's inauguration, high school students from across the state talk about their hopes and concerns, and what responsibility they feel toward their country and community. Then, artists take on the topic of religion in a new show in Denver. One piece is a collection of crosses made from everyday objects like salt shakers and remote controls. And, a Boulder man's brush with heavyweight boxing champ Muhammad Ali -- which took a very stellar turn.
Colorado High Schoolers Talk Trump And Their Future, Local Artists Take On Religion, A Stellar Meeting With Muhammad Ali
By Ryan Warner