On Wednesday at the Capitol, both chambers passed bills dealing with schools and students and the House passed a measure aiming to lower prices at the gas pump.
On Tuesday at the Capitol, lawmakers were paid a visit by two Trump administration officials, and the House took on its only constitutionally required duty.
It was a quiet day at the Capitol on Monday, perhaps due to a bit of Crossover Day hangover as both chambers recovered from their late night on Friday.
The Senate started off the day early with 57 bills or resolutions on the calendar for Crossover Day. Meanwhile, income tax was on the calendar again in the House.
The Senate already adjourned for the night on Wednesday, but it's looking like another late night in the House as lawmakers continue to pass as many bills as possible before the Crossover Day deadline.
