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The move could push the Plan of Adjustment, and debt restructuring, closer to the finish line, although the Senate president listed eight more concessions he wants.

A merger of Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health would form the largest system in Michigan with 22 hospitals and $12 billion of revenue.

Dan Hynes, who was a deputy governor in J.B. Pritzker's administration, will work in public finance and corporate investment banking at Jefferies.

The rising risks of climate change are more apparent as Texas' largest wholesale public power provider comes to market with $248 million of revenue bonds.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management, BlackRock, Lord Abbett, Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Vanguard have partnered with Loop Capital and Siebert Williams Shank to send a survey to issuers on racial equity and inclusion.

Congress this week will take up bills closely watched by the muni market, including infrastructure, budget and debt ceiling measures.

Bond ratings and other positive news of late could merely paper over warning signs of another fiscal cliff.

Eric Rosengren, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's president for 14 years, has been on a waiting list for an organ transplant since last year, the bank said in an email.

While there is no formal deal between the board and the local government, the bill may ultimately serve as a comprehensive bargain.

Month-to-date returns for municipals are in the red with the Bloomberg Fixed Income Indices municipal index returning -0.12%, high-yield at -0.15% and taxables at -0.32%.