Leading lawmakers on Thursday approved $25 million in supplemental spending to replace a nearly obsolete fingerprint identification system and add money for business recruiting, foster care and the state fair.
The Legislative Coordinating Council received $76.2 million in requests, including about $32 million from a pot of money that was originally intended to help the state react to the coronavirus pandemic.
Lawmakers agreed it was a stretch in some cases to consider the . . .
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