- Both the House and the Senate are considering a primary care reform package, with Cindy Friedman serving as the healthcare point person and Karen Spilka leading the push as Senate President.
- House and Senate are negotiating annual state budget details.
Senate scrutinizes budget changes approved by the House of Representatives.
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Senate scrutinizes budget changes approved by the House of Representatives.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.House increased DPWH funding, which the Senate must now scrutinize.1 source
Senate reviews budget changes passed by the House.1 source
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House and Senate are negotiating annual state budget details.Also in this story
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- A state budget provision has been enacted that now affects the planning bodies in Brunswick County.
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