Caitlin Devitt

The Michigan House is expected to adjourn for the summer without voting on a controversial plan to generate new road money for the state.

Michigan officials are touting the state's recovery from the Great Recession to investors considering buying $990 million of revenue bonds, the building authority's largest deal to date.

Indiana fiscal officials released final year numbers Thursday, saying the state brought in $210 million more than it spent in 2015, boosting its prized reserve fund to $2.1 billion.

Ohio-based boutique investment firm Lancaster Pollard, which specializes in health care and housing, has a new leadership team.

The board of Cook County, home to Chicago, approved a controversial sales tax increase that will go largely to fund the county's troubled pensions system.

Nebraska relies on Chapter 9 as a quick and easy way to restructure troubled special taxing district debt.

Former Cook County CFO and Illinois Rep. Henry Woods “Woody” Bowman died in a car crash in Michigan on July 10.

Michigan's Oakland University has become the second school in the state to forgo state aid in favor of a large tuition hike.

Ohio now has more than $2 billion in its rainy-day fund, the highest in the state's history, officials said.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder signed into law an eight-bill package boosting the state treasurer's power over distressed school districts and creating an early-warning system for districts that could face a deficit.