Last week the U-S House was able to pass a long term transportation bill which has businesses across the commonwealth feeling optimistic. Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo reports that people are hoping it marks a new day for a gridlocked Washington.
Long-Term Transportation Bill: “Better Than Nothing”
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