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State Treasurer Randy McDaniel said the state’s efforts to increase reserves, eliminate structural deficits, improve pension finances, and diversify the state’s economy are working.

While a rate cut is likely next week, dissent on the Federal Open Market Committee may hold the key for future moves.

Critics fear the contracting provision is so draconian it could backfire on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's $51.5 billion program.

The plan would rebuild the power system with a web of "micro grids," funded in part with federal and private money.

Both women will be honored as part of The Bond Buyer's Deal of the Year gala on Dec. 4 in New York City.

The issuance keeps pouring into the municipal market as muni fundamentals and interest rates drive demand.

In the SEC inquiry, along with a separate FAA investigation, regulators are trying to determine if airport revenues were misspent.

S&P Global reports state HFAs are maintaining high ratings this year, “buoyed by demand for affordable housing and mortgages, low interest rates, relatively low unemployment, increasing wages, and the overall strong domestic economy.”

One plan would convert the investor-owned utility into a customer-owned cooperative, while local governments and agencies look at municipalizing PG&E assets.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's administration says the forecast shows that Illinois needs to change its income tax structure.