Richard Williamson

The Austin, Texas City Council is considering bond projects worth about $189 million to accommodate the growing passenger traffic at Austin Bergstrom International Airport.

Colorado State University will build a $250 million stadium on its Fort Collins, Colo., campus if promoters can raise half that amount through voluntary contributions, CSU President Tony Frank announced Monday.

As voters prepare to consider more than $600 million of new bonding authority, the city of Dallas will refund $220 million of general obligation bond debt to start its new fiscal year.

The Texas chapter of Women in Public Finance has joined the growing non-profit organization with its first meeting in Austin.

Texas A&M University plans to spend up to $450 million renovating Kyle Field but has not announced a bond finance plan, according to reports.

Colorado State University is seeking to join the list of colleges and universities that have recently built or plan state-of-the-art football stadiums, despite studies showing the financial risks.

With its economy continuing to gain momentum, Harris County, Texas plans to refund about $353.7 million of toll revenue bonds in a negotiated deal Oct. 2.

The Utah Transit Authority is moving towards a $320 million bond deal for expansion of its Trax and FrontRunner rail projects.

The San Antonio City Council approved a $4.50 per day airport rental car fee, creating a revenue stream for a $127 million rental car facility.

A design competition narrowed to four finalists for bond-financed redevelopment of Waller Creek in Austin, Texas

A grand jury indicted the former controller for the New Mexico Finance Authority, Gregory M. Campbell, on charges of submitting a forged audit and circulating it to bond investors.

Voters in 29 Colorado school districts will decide on about $1 billion of bonds and property tax increases Nov. 6.

The North Texas Tollway Authority approved refunding up to $150 million of toll revenue bonds.

Austin Energy should shed its investment in a bond-financed coal plant jointly owned with the Lower Colorado River Authority and replace it with a natural-gas-fired plant, according to a report on the utility's options.

The University of Colorado Hospital Authority will issue $290 million of bonds this week to add Memorial Health System of Colorado Springs to its new statewide network in a deal nearly sidelined by a lawsuit over pension programs.

A radioactive waste dump financed with taxable general obligation bonds in Andrews County, Texas, is beginning to produce revenue for the county and the state nine years after lawmakers authorized the controversial site.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport continues its record refunding year next week with a $269 million issue that coincides with a terminal remodeling program and the bankruptcy of its major tenant.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's board of directors approved a settlement ending its four-year royalty dispute with Chesapeake Energy Corp. over the price paid on natural gas extracted from airport property.

Moody's Investors Service on Friday downgraded Brazosport College District, Texas revenue bonds to A2 from A1 while Standard & Poor's lowered the outlook on its AA-minus rating to negative from stable.

Bond proposals and tax overrides in a high-turnout election like the Nov. 6 presidential election have a higher chance of passage than those in the typical low-turnout special election according to a Denver political science expert.