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The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer spent nearly 50 years pairing legal expertise with advocacy, deal structuring and legislative problem-solving to help issuers navigate risks and expand their financing options.

If CMS finalizes the rule, "many freestanding proton centers across 11 states would be in immediate jeopardy of being financially unsustainable," the National Association of Proton Therapy said.

The city's convention center authority plans to use proceeds from a $775 million bond sale to finance expansion of Music City Center.

Fear of inflation is hitting all markets, MMA Director Kevin McGuigan said, but high supply and low reinvestment cash mean it's hitting munis harder.

Rodriguez previously worked at Janney Montgomery Scott, where she was a managing director and head of Texas public finance.

Provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act designed to jump start affordable housing development are starting to trickle out into the market in the form of tax-exempt and taxable bond combos.

Schools should begin auditing their programs and policies now, and bond buyers should prepare for more credit risks coming with higher education bonds.

Fitch Ratings revised Illinois' outlook to positive, pointing to the state's recent trend toward "normalized operating performance" and diverse economy.

The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer built public finance businesses at U.S. Bank and Academy Securities by combining experienced teams, issuer trust and a clear reason for clients to choose a new franchise.

The SEC has issued a proposal to rescind its "pay-to-play" rule relating to investment advisers. The rule "was modeled, in large part," on MSRB Rule G-37, Commissioner Hester Peirce said.