Richard Williamson

The Texas Public Finance Authority is laying the groundwork for revenue bonds to fund a Capitol mall and another office complex in Austin.

Ten years ago, the financial avalanche that altered the municipal bond market gathered speed with the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers.

S&P boosted the outlook on New Mexico's AA rating to stable from negative.

The $1.6 billion size of the deal reflects the importance of water infrastructure to Texas.

The state recorded $31.94 billion of sales tax revenue, according to state Comptroller Glenn Hegar.

Arizona's share of students enrolled in charter schools is second in the nation.

The Port of Brownsville may use revenue bonds to dredge its ship channel rather than wait indefinitely for federal funding.

More than a decade after voters created the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas with $3 billion of bond funding, the state is nearing that goal with a $322 million deal this week.

More than 85% of Harris County voters supported $2.5 billion of bonds to mitigate future flooding on the anniversary of Hurricane Harvey's inundation of southeast Texas.

A week after pricing the largest airport bond issue in its history, Denver will close on the deal with a goal of remodeling the still youthful aviation hub.

Voters in Harris County will decide whether to authorize up to $2.5 billion of bonds to minimize damage from future storms.

New Mexico found a no-cost escape route from troublesome swap agreements with a $67 million termination fee.

Bond volume in the region fell sharply in the first half of 2018, though one expert saw the 16% drop as better than anticipated.

The University of Texas is launching a $175 million project to remodel its famed football stadium as the university embarks on the 2019 fiscal year with a record budget.

Thanks to rising revenue and retirement of bonds eight years earlier than planned, Colorado's E-470 Authority can free drivers of a $10 registration fee that helped complete the beltway around metro Denver.

With strong credit in a booming economy, Texas returns to the notes market with $7.2 billion up for grabs to keep cash flowing to schools.

Regional shifts in population portend credit challenges for U.S. states, Fitch Ratings analysts say.

A strong rebound in oil and gas production and broad economic growth is fueling record growth in sales tax revenue, Comptroller Glenn Hegar said.

To keep its record bond proposal below $1 billion in November, the Fort Bend Independent School District favors calling for two elections three years apart.

San Antonio has weathered a decade of stress on the federal funding and energy fronts.