Richard Williamson

Colorado State University will improve its main campus in Fort Collins with proceeds from a $141 million bond deal expected to price Tuesday.

Moody's Investors Service is maintaining a stable outlook for public power utilities in 2014, citing modest growth in demand and low volatility in natural gas prices.

Austin will create transportation infrastructure zones around proposed commuter rail stations under a city council agreement.

Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday downgraded the Midwest Del City School District to Aa3 from Aa2 and retained a negative outlook, citing a "substantial reduction in reserves."

After 44 months of growing sales tax revenues, Texas recorded a record $2.4 billion in November amid booming oil and gas production.

As Harris County continues to receive Hail Mary proposals to save the Houston Astrodome, site work has begun that could represent the first stage of demolition.

The 20 states that have rejected Medicaid expansion will cost their taxpayers billions of dollars, according to a study by the Commonwealth Fund.

A former top official for the $3 billion bond-funded Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas has been indicted on felony charges.

The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Wednesday unanimously approved $140 million to remodel athletic facilities.

Former Bear Stearns managing director Roberto "Bobby" Ruiz was sentenced to two years in federal prison for his role in a massive El Paso County corruption case.

A company that will convert landfill methane gas to electricity for the city of San Antonio will use $9 million of taxable revenue bonds to finance the project, officials said.

Standard & Poor's on Monday raised the rating on $10.9 million of utility bonds issued for the city of Sherman, Texas, to AA-minus from A-plus.

Dallas Independent School District will issue $143 million of qualified school construction notes this week with proceeds earmarked for expansion and maintenance projects throughout the state's second-largest school district.

Fifty years after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Parkland Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, is preparing to move into a new $1.27 billion facility across the street.

More than a year after emerging from bankruptcy, Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center has a negative outlook on its B-plus speculative-grade rating from Standard & Poor's.

The Texas Public Finance Authority plans to issue $45 million of general obligation refunding bonds bearing the state's triple-A rating on Dec. 4.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded Tulsa International Airport's revenue bonds to Baa1 from A3, citing five straight years of declining enplanements.

The Fort Smith, Ark., Board of Directors unanimously agreed to issue up to $150 million in industrial development revenue bonds for an expansion at Gerber Products Co.'s plant.

State and federal investigations of the Beaumont, Texas, Independent School District brought a Moody's Investors Service warnings of a possible downgrade on the district's $405 million of general obligation debt Tuesday.

A high-speed rail line along Colorado's Front Range could carry 13 million passengers a year and would likely cost $9.8 billion, according to a state estimate.