Richard Williamson

The Texas Transportation Commission expects to price $1.1 billion of general obligation bonds in October, about six months later than originally scheduled.

Arkansas revenues are slightly ahead of projections in the second month of the fiscal year, state officials say.

San Antonio's CPS Energy expects major savings with a $263.7 million refunding coming to market on Sept. 23.

A nonprofit legal coalition is suing Texas Attorney General candidate Ken Paxton, claiming he violated state securities law by failing to register as an investment adviser.

The Texas Permanent School Fund that backs Texas public school bonds earned record income from oil and gas production in the fiscal year ended Aug. 31.

Oklahoma's Grand River Dam Authority will issue $400 million of revenue bonds with the benefit of an upgrade to A1 from A2 by Moody's Investors Service.

Moody's Investors Service sees a positive credit factor for Park City, Utah, after the sale of a resort resolves legal issues that once threatened to cancel the upcoming ski season.

With the future of the Windstorm Insurance Association in doubt, Texas is preparing to issue $500 million for the program that protects property owners in the coastal region.

San Antonio Water System's board will consider a private provider's $3 billion water pipeline proposal after negotiations on the deal were completed.

Texas sales tax revenues for August rose 7.5% to a record $2.57 billion, according to state Comptroller Susan Combs.

Alvin Community College District in the outskirts of the Houston metro area saw its Moody's Investors Service Rating downgraded to Aa3 from Aa2 after years of operating deficits.

Kansas' capital city is considering a $5 billion bond issue to buy a private race track that is generating insufficient sales tax revenue to service previously issued debt.

An oversight committee has raised questions about Fort Worth Independent School District’s use of $4.5 million to buy real estate.

Oklahoma transportation officials aim to clear a backlog of highway and bridge projects under a $6.3 billion funding plan through 2022.

Amid concerns about a long-term drought, the Texas Water Development Board authorized $250 million of bonds for a proposed Lower Colorado River Authority's reservoir.

San Antonio voters will get to decide the future of light rail next May in a charter election approved by the City Council.

Kansas revenues were 1% or $4 million below projections in August, though higher than the same month last year, officials said.

Denver's highly-regarded National Jewish Health system has lost its Standard & Poor's investment-grade rating, falling to BB-plus from BBB-minus.

Texas A&M University regents have approved $115 million of bond funding for renovation of nine dormitories serving the military Corps of Cadets.

The Municipal Advisory Council of Texas is allowing issuers to post their IRMA representations on its website to help obtain information from financial services firms without violating Securities and Exchange Commission's municipal advisor rule.