Why lawmakers may need to tap Pa.’s rainy day reserves to balance this year's budget
by Stephen Caruso and Jaxon White of Spotlight PA
There’s a multibillion-dollar gap between how much the state expects to spend and bring in, even with new revenue options like skill games on the table.
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