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Detroit says it can't afford to shave 10 years off the amortization schedule of its public safety pension obligations.

Weekly supply is holding below $5 billion, reinvestment needs are still in effect from large redemptions and fund flows are leaning more positive, noted FHN Financial's Kim Olsan.

Moody's revised Cook County, Illinois' outlook to positive ahead of its mix of sales tax-backed and general obligation bond deals.

New Jersey and Illinois have the lowest state bond ratings. But all three states have been ramping up pension contributions, according to S&P Global Ratings.

Incumbent Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. will face Sen. Kurt Vialet in a gubernatorial general election in November.

The number of customer transactions completed through ATSs jumped from 161,436 in 2015 to upward of 500,000 in 2021. In the first half of this year alone, over 442,000 transactions were executed on an ATS.

Consumer expectations for U.S. inflation over the coming years declined sharply in the latest survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The controversial Chapter 313 program's property tax breaks will not be offered after Dec. 31, 2022.

States and localities are in line for clean energy funding, some of which builds on grant programs in the bipartisan infrastructure law.

Frank Hoadley retired in 2013 after 25 years as Wisconsin's capital finance director during which he built a reputation as a standard bearer of state debt management.