Infrastructure

Phoenix voters will consider a plan to fund $33 billion of transportation programs through 2050 with a 0.72-cent sales tax.

A group opposing C's planned passenger train service says its economic analysis questions the viability of the project.

Panelists at an American Enterprise Institute event expressed concerns with proposals from Rep. John Delaney, D-Md., to create a national infrastructure bank and fund infrastructure through repatriation of foreign earnings.

Funding boost in Obama's $478 billion transportation proposal needed so state agencies can build significant projects, Foxx says.

Political controversies in Washington, D.C. are clouding the future of infrastructure funding in the United States, experts said at the National Municipal Bond Summit.

Two northwest Indiana counties will nail down the final details of their tax-exempt bond-financed bid for the bankrupt Indiana Toll Road over the next two weeks.

A reduced capital plan for 2015 to 2019 could affect expansion projects such as the Second Avenue subway line, New York MTA chairman Thomas Prendergast told lawmakers in Albany.

With nine bills in the Legislature seeking to curtail the development of turnpikes in Texas, opponents see a chance to alleviate "toll fatigue."

The Texas Transportation Commission authorized contracts for $2 billion of road and bridge projects, including $1.74 billion approved by voters Nov. 4.

The substitution of new letters of credit caused Standard & Poor's to boost the long-term ratings on some Clark County, Nevada airport system subordinate-lien revenue bonds issued for Las Vegas McCarran International Airport.