John Hickenlooper

Hickenlooper is leading Gardner by 18%.

In a video released yesterday, John Hickenlooper announced he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.

Rumors are circulating that Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper is considering ending his run for president and entering the Colorado Senate race.

During the Presidential Town Hall on CNN, former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper shared the heartwarming story about why he took his mother to see 'Deep Throat.'

Governor Hickenlooper signed an executive order that prohibits the sale and use of tobacco and other smoking products on state property. That includes CSU.

Colorado is looking for a solution to the ongoing illegal immigration debate with it's own version of the green card.

All you have to do is look at a few comments on Facebook (which I don't generally recommend) to see people, usually non-supporters, making all kinds of new names out of John Hickenlooper, that of our Colorado Governor.  On Who Wants to be a Millionaire recently, here's what that looked like: The player got the answer correct, but they did have to use a lifeline. ...

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper ranks surprisingly low compared to many other Governors in the country, but does he deserve more?

Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, met with three potential running mates in Washington D.C. last week – one of these candidates being Governor John Hickenlooper of Colorado.

Colorado governor John Hickenlooper issued an executive order Thursday calling marijuana treated with unapproved pesticides a "threat to public safety" and said it should be destroyed. The order comes over 6 months after Denver authorities began quarantining plants tainted by unauthorized chemicals...

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper sat down for a jam session with Colorado's own One Republic's Ryan Tedder.  One Republic had some advice for the Governor.

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has been getting some attention recently for comments he made at the recent summer conference of Colorado county sheriffs. Specifically, the governor addressed Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith by using the "F Word".