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Triple-A yields rose one to five basis points, depending on the scale, as secondary trading showed cheaper prints and some new-issues had to be cheapened to clear the market while USTs saw larger losses of up to 16 basis points on the three and five year.

Following a two-year delay in implementation, babies born after July 1 in Connecticut whose whose births are covered by the state's Medicaid program will see the deposits of $3,200 into a publicly managed trust fund.

The bank would be modeled in part on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation created during the Great Depression, said the bill's sponsor, Rep. Danny Davis, D-Ill.

The Board of Education approved a fiscal 2024 budget amid warnings about the need for more state help to manage a gap of up to $700 million in fiscal 2026.

S&P analyst Anne Cosgrove cited "Kentucky's commitment and execution to strengthen its budgetary flexibility and long-term financial stability."

San Diego city leaders are in the early days of assembling a P3 that could transform six city blocks with fresh space for city workers and affordable housing.

Ted Damutz and Lina Santoro have joined Kroll Bond Rating Agency as directors in the public finance department in New York City.

With no agreement on how to structure a historic property tax cut, Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state lawmakers back for a second special session.

U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain ordered the Oversight Board propose a new plan of adjustment by July 14.

With the first half of the year ending on Friday, municipal sources say the second half of the year will be off to a good start.