State lawmakers approved $850 million in hurricane relief money during a special session Monday, half of which can be spent immediately. The money will go not just to infrastructure but also to helping communities with things like mosquito abatement and agricultural recovery. The General Assembly voted unanimously to pass the legislation in an effort to address the $13 billion in damages caused by Florence.
Meanwhile, lawmakers continue to disagree about the six amendments on the November ballot.
Host Frank Stasio talks with 吉彩网网站 politics reporter about the latest in state political news.
