The Pennsylvania budget impasse has reached a significant milestone, now extending over 100 days, with lawmakers in the state Capitol exchanging harsh words but making little actual progress. Recent actions include the House passing a $50.25 billion spending plan amidst ongoing disputes, but no agreement has been finalized. School districts and public services are feeling the financial strain, with funding shortfalls impacting local operations and aid for thousands of college students on hold. While the Senate has passed measures to forgive interest on loans related to the budget impasse, the lack of a cohesive strategy continues to delay any potential resolution, leaving both Democrats and Republicans pointing fingers at each other without clear signs of compromise.