PENNSYLVANIA (WHP) — After being late for a fifth year in a row, it appears Pennsylvania lawmakers are close to reaching a budget deal.

Senators were called to return to Harrisburg Friday for a non-voting session, according to a memo.

Committee meetings are expected to take place before voting sessions are expected to be held on Saturday and Sunday.

The House Appropriations Committee is said to be meeting Saturday night as well.

Multiple sources have told CBS 21 that the full Pennsylvania House of Representatives will convene for a voting session at noon on Sunday.

The budget was originally due on June 30.

This is a developing story. Stay with CBS 21 for the latest updates.