Infrastructure

In its only bond deal this year, Dallas expects to raise about $530 million for new money and refunding, including debt authorized for the Trinity River Corridor Project in 1998.

After a record year of bond issuance, the Texas Department of Transportation has reduced its borrowing costs by $425 million through refunding at historically low interest rates, officials said.

Transportation infrastructure construction will grow slightly faster than the rest of the economy in 2015, according to highway construction group.

The Michigan House of Representatives Dec. 4 narrowly passed a roads funding bill that would raise $1.2 billion by diverting money now sent to schools and local governments.

How can New York's MTA grasp immediate pressing needs and still chart its long-term future?

Municipal issuers' financial challenges are preventing them from issuing more bonds to take advantage of low interest rates, Virginia Treasurer Manju Ganeriwala said here on Thursday.

Austin's $275 million of revenue bonds scheduled for pricing Dec. 9 will allow the city's growing airport to accommodate more international flights as it improves parking for aircraft and cars.

California's Bay Area Toll Authority prices $814 million of revenue bonds next week in a deal structured with an eye to the market's concerns about the potential for rising rates.

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey released its proposed 2015 budget for public review eight days before a scheduled vote on the fiscal plan.

The Puerto Rico House of Representatives is expected to approve a hike on imported oil Tuesday for the Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority.