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Supply chain disruptions and economic impacts are raising concerns.

The Washington state island hospital's financial turmoil brought rating downgrades from Moody's Ratings.

Only one of 14 legacy generation facilities were operating normally at the end of January, suggesting less recovery for bondholders.

Their accomplishments are vast and their impacts on the industry are invaluable.

The former Citi banker earlier this month was tapped by Huntington National Bank to become the firm's head of public finance, becoming the fourth woman to ascend to the role in the municipal industry.

Rating agency cited built up reserves as a key to the city's "better financial footing."

The University of Chicago's Harris School Policy Innovation Challenge is a "Shark Tank"-style competition in which eight teams took on Chicago's pension problem.

The onslaught of new-issuance and approaching month- and quarter-end led triple-A yields to rise up to seven basis points on the short end and as much as three to five elsewhere along the curve, despite stronger U.S. Treasuries. Short ratios rose as a result.

Under the proposed deal, the city would sell $650 million of judgment bonds to fund back pay for firefighters, whose wages would increase by up to 34% over the life of a new five-year contract.

The UC Regents will close the books on its $1.1 billion refunding deal that included the refunding BABs Wednesday. Investors do not appear to be penalizing the issuer in secondary trading as spreads have stayed at or near the original pricing.