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Radian Asset Assurance Inc. accelerated payment of $4.9 million of bonds owed by Lambuth University, according to a market notice filed Tuesday by Bank of New York Mellon, the trustee.
By Shelly SigoDecember 21 - Mississippi
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour on Tuesday submitted his final executive budget recommendations, and told legislators to curb spending for fiscal 2013 due to the state’s sluggish recovery.
By Shelly SigoDecember 21 -
The bankruptcy filing by Jefferson County could ultimately hinge on a ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court.
By Shelly SigoDecember 21 - Virginia
Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell Monday outlined his biennial budget for fiscal 2013-14, which includes enhancing reserves to protect the state's gilt-edge ratings and additional funds to help insulate the state against cuts in federal revenue.
By Shelly SigoDecember 20 -
U.S. Bank NA notified the market that it was sued by Fiddler's Creek Community Development District 2 in South Florida.
By Shelly SigoDecember 19 -
The Santa Rosa Bay Bridge Authority's new board learned Wednesday night that its defaulted bonds, sold to build the Garcon Point Bridge in north Florida, may be repaid without losses to investors.
By Shelly SigoDecember 15 -
For the second year in a row, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell plans an aggressive strategy to keep the state's transportation projects moving forward at a fast clip.
By Shelly SigoDecember 14 - Tennessee
Moody’s Investors Service Monday placed on review for upgrade the Ba3 rating on the Tennessee Energy Acquisition Corp.’s 2006A gas project revenue bonds.
By Shelly SigoDecember 14 - Florida
Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Monday appointed John M. Martinez, vice president of Gardnyr Michael Capital Inc., as an interim Orange County commissioner.
By Shelly SigoDecember 14 -
Federal Judge Thomas Bennett, who is overseeing Jefferson County’s bankruptcy case, said Monday that he may not make a decision about whether the receiver will remain in charge of the county’s sewer system until after Dec. 23.
By Shelly SigoDecember 14 -
Jefferson County will be without a finance director after Friday.
By Shelly SigoDecember 14 - Florida
Tampa, Fla., this week is marketing $20 million of taxable bonds to pay workers' compensation claims in a transaction that could be a model for other deals.
By Shelly SigoDecember 13 -
Jefferson County is not eligible to file for bankruptcy because it has no debt outstanding that qualifies under the Alabama law that authorizes municipalities to file for Chapter 9, creditors argued in court filings last week.
By Shelly SigoDecember 12 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission said late Thursday that it is a "statutory party in interest" in Jefferson County, Ala.'s bankruptcy case and wants to receive all notices and documents filed with the court.
By Shelly SigoDecember 9 - Florida
BRADENTON, Fla. — Florida Gov. Rick Scott Wednesday unveiled his 2013 budget proposal, which includes major cuts in spending and the state's borrowing program.
By Shelly SigoDecember 8 -
The potential ouster of the Jefferson County, Ala., sewer system's receiver in connection with the county's bankruptcy case could derail the long-held legal precedent that bonds secured by a specific pledge of revenues will continue to be paid during a Chapter 9 proceeding, according to creditors and industry participants.
By Shelly SigoDecember 7 - Tennessee
Officials in Memphis are considering offering incentives to keep the headquarters of Morgan Keegan & Co., and its jobs, in the city if the firm is sold, according to the Commercial Appeal newspaper.
By Shelly SigoDecember 7 - Tennessee
The troubled Clay County Gas Utility District has notified the bond market that, due to a lack of funds, it was unable to make Dec. 1 principal and interest payments on its Series 1998 bonds.
By Shelly SigoDecember 7 -
The Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority last week hired an interim executive director who currently works for a consulting firm that has contracts with the agency.
By Shelly SigoDecember 7 -
Former JPMorgan banker Douglas MacFaddin and the Securities and Exchange Commission are seeking court sanctions against former Jefferson County commissioner Shelia Smoot for failing to appear for depositions and produce documents on several occasions.
By Shelly SigoDecember 7

