Richard Williamson

The North Tarrant Express Mobility Partners will price $1.2 billion of refunding bonds that enjoy the boost of Fitch Ratings' one-notch upgrade to BBB.

A stagnant energy economy has different effects in two neighboring states that are among the nation's top oil and gas-producers.

The Navajo are among several tribal nations pursuing renewable energy projects in a changing generation landscape.

A 25-vote defeat turned into an 11-vote victory for the Midland Independent School District measure.

A lawsuit challenges the May 2019 voter approval of the bond measure, which passed with more than 71% of the vote. None of the debt has been issued yet.

Federal investigators levied a $1.6 million fine on Dannenbaum Engineering, which will reorganize under a plea deal. It has worked on bond-funded projects.

Improved revenue growth prospects and strengthened financial resilience are the primary contributors to the outlook revision, the rating agency said.

Voters in the Lone Star State approved $14.5 billion of the $16 billion in state and local bonds on the ballot Nov. 5.

Some of the largest school districts in Texas are coping with falling enrollment amid growing bond programs.

The state government will sideline Houston Independent School District's elected board and take control of the state's largest school district.

Tuesday's results were led by the city of Scottsdale, which won voter authorization for $319 million of bonds.

Proposition CC, which would have allowed the state to retain revenues above a 27-year-old formula, was defeated.

Schools, public transit and medical research are among the beneficiaries of successful bond measures Tuesday in the Lone Star State.

Texas continued its record-setting pace in October with monthly sales tax revenue growing 7% year-over-year to $2.82 billion.

All but a $60 million tax-exempt new money piece of UTA's $511.5 million revenue bond deal is taxable.

Jared Polis proposed a $34.5 billion budget, including $13.8 billion for the general fund.

Proposition CC would loosen the strings of the 1992 TABOR Amendment by letting the state government retain more money for education and transportation.

The deal is made up of $741 million in general airport revenue bonds and $313 million backed by customer facilities charges on car rentals.

Darren C. McHugh joins Hunton's Austin office as partner. He was previously as shareholder at Stradling in Colorado.

At least 48 school districts across the state are seeking bonds or budget limit override measures, including 26 in Maricopa County, home to Phoenix and its suburbs.