Richard Williamson

Voters in Arizona's Maricopa County may be asked in November to approve a $935 million bond proposal to revamp the county's public hospital system.

Voters in six New Mexico school districts approved nearly $200 million of bonds for construction and repairs.

Walt Imhoff, one of the most influential investment bankers in Denver's history, died Feb. 11. He was 82.

The third-largest school district in Texas finds strong demand for $115 million of soft-put bonds needed for new facilities.

The Fort Worth City Council is asking voters to approve $292 million of general obligation bonds on May 10.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport plans to refund $200 million of revenue bonds as it continues its $2.3 billion terminal remodeling project.

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin wants to overhaul the state Capitol with a bond issue and the pension system with a defined contribution plan.

New Mexico plans to offer $75 million of transportation revenue bonds for projects around the state.

The Texas Permanent School Fund that backs bond debt in the state achieved a record high market value of $29 billion at the end of 2013.

The Texas Department of Transportation plans to supply a hungry muni market with $2.6 billion of top-rated bonds in a series of first-quarter deals.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport plans to welcome the arrival of an Airbus A380 double-decker jumbo jet at a new gate in October.

Northside Independent School District has approved a $648.34 million bond election for May 10 for renovations and new schools.

Port of Houston Deputy executive director Roger Guenther moves into the top job after Leonard Waterworth ends his two-year tenure.

Standard & Poor's outlook shifts to stable from negative on a Vail Valley golf community whose private club was tied up in bankruptcy and litigation.

The San Antonio Water System will reject controversial proposals from three private developers to pipe water to the city from as far away as 150 miles and go with desalination.

Cook Children's Hospital, the dominant provider of children's healthcare in Fort Worth, Texas, is planning its second expansion in five years with $175 million of bonds.

Texas' economy will continue to grow briskly in 2014 as state government keeps a tight lid on spending, according to experts at The Bond Buyer's Texas Public Finance Conference.

Citigroup won the bid on $50 million of Tulsa, Okla., general obligation bonds Jan. 30 with a true interest cost of 3.2008%.

A bond panel's wish list for Arlington Independent School District in Texas would cost $663 million.

The operator of Colorado's E-470 toll road will remarket $72.6 million of variable-rate revenue bonds.