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Market Intelligence analyst Jeff Lipton explains why constrained state budgets should not be mistaken for broad credit deterioration, pointing to rainy-day funds, revenue diversity, low debt burdens and strong debt-service protections as key stabilizers.

Squire Patton Boggs alum Sarah Vilms will advocate for large public power providers in D.C. at a time when the demand for electricity is skyrocketing.

The firm violated MSRB Rules G-47 and G-27, FINRA found

Democrats have, at least temporarily, blocked measures that would have led to local sales tax increase referendums.

The Commonwealth Transportation Board in Virginia rolled out a $28.5 billion, six-year transportation infrastructure improvement plan that covers roads, bridges, rail, and more.

The market outlook is mixed, according to Barclays strategists.

Investors are hesitant to welcome the concept of AI, which could predict rare muni defaults. Companies specializing in predictive AI for munis believe they'll be able to win over investors.

The College of the Holy Cross, enjoying rising student demand in a time when other private schools are struggling, will take out variable-rate and taxable debt.

The longtime Federal Reserve chair served under four presidents and presided over the deregulatory and pro-market push of the 1990s and early 2000s that set the stage for the 2008 mortgage crisis.

The FOMC's hawkish tone hasn't cost munis yet, but the reaction from USTs may bring pressure, according to NewSquare Capital's Kim Olsan.