Arizona

Negotiations over a new home for the Coyotes and related multi-use development are underway in Tempe after the team was exiled from nearby Glendale.

Phoenix may end a GO bond drought with a plan to ask voters next year to approve $500 million of debt to fund projects in the growing city.

While the report offers many positives for states, headwinds loom, according to investment management firm Conning.

FHN Financial Capital Markets hired Rene Moreno to establish a banking presence in Arizona while Melanie Shaker will launch the firm's new Midwest effort.

A spike in POB issuance last year that was spurred by low interest rates, roaring stock markets, and other factors is likely to wane.

Oklahoma is poised to follow in the footsteps of Texas by barring banks from municipal bond deals if deemed to be against firearms and fossil fuel industries.

Phoenix’s ratings were affirmed and its general obligation bond outlook was raised to stable from negative by Moody's.

Mayo is publicly offering $516 million of tax-exempt bonds and privately placing $200 million of taxables.

The Department of the Treasury’s warning letter to Arizona may be a warning to all states who defy the Biden Administration’s rules related to ARPA funding, but disclosure related to clawbacks could be a problem for muni issuers.

The city, which previously spent tens of millions of dollars to keep the NHL's Arizona Coyotes from leaving, will turf the team from its arena at season's end.