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Good morning.
More than 9,000 low-income Colorado families are in line for state subsidies to help pay for childcare. A bipartisan group of lawmakers hope they have a solution. Find out about the bill in this story from Senior Reporter Ann Schimke.
Also, lawmakers have a plan to allow one last batch of high school seniors use the TREP program.
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