HARRISBURG, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a revenue bill by a vote of 102-88 Tuesday night to fund the state budget.
Representatives told FOX43's Felix Rodrigues Lima that there are three big piece to the plan: $1.5 billion in borrowing against future revenues from tobacco settlement, online sales tax and tax on fireworks sales.
The bill now heads to the Senate.
This will be updated when more information becomes available.