A proposed bill currently making its way through Colorado House of Representitives committees would provide teachers with a tax credit of up to $1,000 a school year for money spent on classroom supplies if passed.
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KKTV 11 News at 5:30 (Recurring)
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Yes... Tony DID jump into Prospect Lake live on air...