Oct. 14, 2026: US Senate candidate John Hickenlooper on healthcare, ICE and standing up to Trump

We're speaking with the highest-profile candidates for U.S. Senate this week. Today, Democratic incumbent John Hickenlooper, who was elected to the position in 2020, following terms as Colorado governor and Denver mayor. We ask about healthcare, ICE, and standing up to President Trump, as well as his approach to political change, efforts to address affordability, and what his goals are if voters send him back to Washington. We heard from Republican Mark Baisley yesterday, and Forward Party candidate Bob Chew on Monday. You can read and listen to all of the interviews by clicking on their names. Then, voters in Pueblo weigh a tax measure to help fund the zoo. Plus, a field day that's tailor made for its participants.

Editor's Note: A previous audio version of this story incorrectly stated how much the measure would save the city of Pueblo. The correct figure is around $1 million.