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The top two members of the Kenton County Airport Board have resigned amid a special examination into spending practices by Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen.
February 24 -
A Georgia judge delayed the validation of $278.3 million in revenue bonds supporting the Atlanta Falcons' new stadium to hear opposing arguments.
February 24 -
Jefferson County still faces uncertainty as appeals of its Chapter 9 exit plan coincide with elections that include a county commission candidate who is a plaintiff.
February 19 -
VirginiaVirginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe revealed measures to trim the biennial state budget due to lower-than-expected revenue projections.
February 14 -
Four Atlanta residents are challenging the validation of $278.3 million of revenue bonds to partially finance a $1.2 billion stadium for the Atlanta Falcons.
February 14 -
Miami-Dade County's repeal of employee healthcare contributions is a credit negative for Florida's largest county, Moody's Investors Service said Feb. 13.
February 13 -
Four consortiums whose members include top firms in the public-private partnership industry compete for Floridas $2.4 billion I-4 Ultimate Project.
February 13 - Florida
The Council of Development Finance Agencies plans two, one-day roundtable conferences in the Southeast this year its first in Florida and the second in Georgia.
February 12 -
The Louisiana State Bond Commission and the city of New Orleans are a step closer toward settling a two-year-old federal housing discrimination lawsuit.
February 12 -
An applicant who once wanted to be the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority's new director alleges the agency committed to projects that will cause a deficit.
February 11 - Virginia
The Virginia House has voted down pursuing a constitutional convention, but Georgia and other states are still considering the measure.
February 10 -
GeorgiaA court's validation of bonds to finance part of the Atlanta Falcon's new stadium may be contested by neighbors of the site, according to the city-based Saporta Report.
February 7 -
S&P revised the outlook to negative on CCC-rated bonds for South Carolina's Tuomey Healthcare due to a $277 million fraud judgment and operating losses.
February 6 -
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear is proposing a new bond program for its community colleges modeled after a similar program for universities last year.
February 5 -
FloridaJacksonville, Fla., the Sunshine state's largest city, could tap its own utility system to help close the gap on a $1.68 billion pension liability.
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Attorneys for Georgia have asked the U.S. Supreme Court not to entertain a lawsuit from Florida over water rights between the states.
February 5 -
The Atlanta City Council has approved up to $975 in refunding bonds backed by general airport revenues and passenger facility charges.
February 4 -
The SEC and former JPMorgan bankers asked a federal court to exclude experts in the pay-to-play suit involving Jefferson County, Ala.'s sewer deals.
February 3 -
Moody's dropped the GO bond ratings on Louisiana's St. Charles Parish Hospital District No. 1 below investment grade citing a strained financial position and high debt load.
January 31 - Kentucky
Spending abuses among public school districts prompted the Kentucky House to adopt legislation that strengthens financial reporting and educational requirements.
January 30
