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Lawmakers, buoyed by rising revenue estimates, overrode Gov. Laura Kelly's veto of tax cut legislation.
May 10
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Arizona and neighboring states are preparing for the first mandatory cuts in water from the Colorado River after 20 years of drought.
May 10
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The U.S. labor market remains in a “deep hole” and needs aggressive support to speed its healing from the COVID-19 pandemic, said Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari.
May 10
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It will probably take “quite some time” for Federal Reserve officials to conclude the economy has made substantial progress following Friday’s disappointing jobs report, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said.
May 10
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U.S. consumer credit climbed in March by more than forecast, highlighting an increased willingness to borrow as economic activity resumes.
May 7
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A disappointing jobs report gives credence to the Federal Reserve’s concern about slack in the labor market.
May 7
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Guam’s tourism has been hit very hard by COVID-related travel limitations, but the government should be able to get through this period with approved federal aid and the continuation of federal military construction.
May 7
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Federal coronavirus relief helps the city deal with immediate budget problems, but pensions loom large over the city's post-pandemic fiscal landscape.
May 7
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SLGS are typically used by issuers of tax-exempt municipal bonds because of yield restrictions and arbitrage rebate requirements under the Internal Revenue Code.
May 7
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Hilltop Securities Inc., the third-biggest adviser on bonds issued by U.S. states and local governments, sued a former employee for allegedly stealing confidential files before leaving for competitor RBC Capital Markets.
May 7
