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The USDOT's approval of the allocation triggered threats from opponents that legal action will be taken.

Concerned about the tax bill before Congress, the private passenger train owners want to issue bonds by Dec. 31.

City officials said consolidating the boards will improve governance and result in stronger fund performance.

Embezzlement charges at the Alabama agency will not impact bond payments, general manager says.

Decisions by Georgia and South Carolina regulators and lawmakers will affect the public owners of two nuclear projects.

The state-supported Kentucky university’s bond rating was downgraded to A-plus by S&P Global Ratings.

The state increased the size of the deals by 70%, with its bond finance director citing plans by "the clowns in D.C." to outlaw advance refundings.

With rates trending higher, the county still hopes an advance refunding will save water and sewer ratepayers $68 million.

Issuers of conduit debt would lose their primary purpose if Congress eliminates private activity bonds.

Below-estimate state general fund revenues complicate pension funding decisions.

The referendum asks voters in Mecklenburg County, N.C.’s to approve bonds for schools.

Volvo announced plans to expand its Berkeley County manufacturing facility, which hasn't opened yet.

Cash and other resources comfortably exceed its potential liabilities, according to he Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund.

Gainesville Regional Utilities received $3 billion in orders for $416 million of tax-exempt bonds.

The university and its foundation are on review because of allegations into recruiting violations.

A lower court rejected many residents' arguments, including one about how bond proceeds will be used to buy amenities from the developer.

The high court case could have undermined the sales tax refunding warrants that priced in July.

The Department of Energy approved $3.7 billion in loan guarantees for the Plant Vogtle project.

Keys Energy Services estimates $32 million in damages from Hurricane Irma, and FEMA will cover most of it.

Santee Cooper and South Carolina Electric & Gas monetized all but one payment of the $2.17 billion they expected to receive from Toshiba.