Shelly Sigo

Virginia and Florida and other states are responding to complaints about using tolls to pay for costly road improvements.

The standalone grant anticipation revenue vehicle bond deal is the first of several tranches the state will issue over the next few years.

Its $1.5 billion unrated deal will be sold to qualified institutional buyers to finance Florida’s privately owned passenger train project.

Private placements and direct bank loans allow more direct investor communication for issuers of all stripes, advocates say.

The Berkeley County School District said its financial advisors and bond counsel were involved a fraud scheme that sent its CFO to prison.

FA Jeff Larson said the $2.7 billion in nonrated bonds are expected to price in late March.

Lawmakers, without making a decision to sell, voted to get formal offers for the state-owned utility from four companies.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said it had no authority over JEA’s agreement with the Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia to buy nuclear power.

The southern regional banks wouldn't say what will happen with their capital financing divisions when their merger closes.

Ratepayers on the Jefferson County, Alabama, sewer system said the high court should decide if their appeal can proceed.

Federal permits to search for oil put the state’s economy, tourism and natural resources at risk, says South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson.

The state will issue revenue bonds backed by tax and fee revenues collected from casinos in the state.

Lawmakers are under pressure to fix the state's severely unfunded pension obligations.

Lawmakers are meeting this week after the state Supreme Court struck down a major pension overhaul passed earlier this year.

The wholesale public power authority will refund outstanding debt, refinance commercial paper, and fund nuclear fuel for reactors 1 and 2 at Plant Vogtle.

A think tank is urging residents to support selling the state-owned utility saying that would relieve ratepayers of paying billions in debt.

The results stand to influence the municipal market through capital planning and budget actions with potential impacts on ratings and borrowing levels.

The five new board members plan to scrutinize future financing plans of the two Poinciana community development districts.

New ownership backed off on plans to issue community development district bonds to fund a buyout of recreation amenities at a Florida retirement community.

An appellate court denied a request to reconsider an August ruling that effectively ended a long-running appeal of the county's Chapter 9 case.