Nora Colomer

Southwest Ohio’s largest healthcare provider capitalized on the low interest rate environment last week to save on the debt of four hospitals it now operates as one obligated group.

East Cleveland’s plan to avert bankruptcy by merging with neighbor Cleveland is back to the drawing board after terms were rejected by the Cleveland City Council.

Michigan's Wayne State University expects to return to the bond market to raise up to $14 million for the new business school for which it broke ground last month.

Detroit-based law firm Clark Hill is expanding its public finance reach in Michigan with the acquisition of competitor Axe & Ecklund.

The Gary/Chicago International Airport Authority may seek another round of bond funding after a year that saw operations increase following the expansion of its main runway.

The city of Wayne, Michigan lost its investment grade rating amid struggles to erase red ink and faces further credit erosion as it veers toward state oversight.

Michigan needs to increase funding to adequately meet the state’s education needs, a new research report warns.

A $70 million injection of private capital from local philanthropists will boost Kalamazoo, Michigan, said Moody’s Investors Service.

Bonds issued for a P3 highway project in Indiana were downgraded to junk following construction delays and payment disputes among contractors.

The Southeast Michigan Regional Transit Authority failed to secure enough votes to put a 20-year transportation millage on the Nov. 8 ballot in a vote taken this week.