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While the legislation heading to Gov. J.B. Pritzker's desk will not affect CPS' rating in the short-term, the district's ability to manage labor conflict could affect credit quality over time, Fitch said.

With the Permanent University Fund only benefitting the two biggest public universities in Texas, the state legislature will consider creating an endowment for other higher education institutions.

Missouri's challenge to the law that prohibits pandemic aid funding being used for tax cuts won't get a hearing.

The MSRB's quarterly meeting, set to take place Jan. 25-26, will also include discussion of EMMA modernization efforts and the impacts of the Financial Data Transparency Act.

The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's request for comment on amendments to its primary offering disclosure rule garnered just two submissions.

Bullard says Fed rates need to stay on tighter side in 2023

Powell, 69, received the positive test Wednesday and "is up to date with COVID-19 vaccines and boosters," the Fed said in a statement, adding that he is working remotely while isolating at home.

The alliance will hold semi-annual conferences to consider innovative solutions to infrastructure financing and delivery.

Improved disclosure is likely to have a cost, though analysts have long maintained the benefits outweight that.

Chicago put out pre-marketing pricing scales Tuesday on its STSC new money social bonds and refunding tranches and will take retail orders Wednesday with the pricing set for Thursday.