Colorado

The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $51 million of general obligation bonds issued by Garfield School District, No. RE-2 in Colorado in 2006.

Walt Imhoff, one of the most influential investment bankers in Denver's history, died Feb. 11. He was 82.

Standard & Poor's outlook shifts to stable from negative on a Vail Valley golf community whose private club was tied up in bankruptcy and litigation.

The operator of Colorado's E-470 toll road will remarket $72.6 million of variable-rate revenue bonds.

Seeking to avoid debt wherever possible, state lawmakers are searching high and low for money to repair their aging capitols in the wake of recession.

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper called for more public-private partnerships for water and transportation in his state-of-the-state address Jan. 9.

Grand Junction Regional Airport Authority chairman Denny Granum resigned from the board amid an FBI investigation of fraud.

Standard & Poor's placed nearly $1 billion of certificates of participation for four transit systems on its watch list Monday based on its new ratings criteria.

Moody's Investors Service affirms the National Conference of State Legislature's A3 credit rating.

Colorado's complex constitution will make budget balance a challenge for years to come, according to researchers at Colorado State University.

Colorado State University will improve its main campus in Fort Collins with proceeds from a $141 million bond deal expected to price Tuesday.

The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $23.83 million of Series 2007 variable rate demand bonds issued by the Colorado Health Facilities Authority.

The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Wednesday unanimously approved $140 million to remodel athletic facilities.

The Internal Revenue Service has begun auditing $12.93 million of general obligation bonds issued in 2006 by the Brighton School District No. 27J in Colorado.

A high-speed rail line along Colorado's Front Range could carry 13 million passengers a year and would likely cost $9.8 billion, according to a state estimate.

An FBI fraud investigation of the Grand Junction Regional Airport Authority in western Colorado could have a long-term impact on the airport’s credit, according to Moody's Investors Service.

As voters across Colorado elect candidates and decide whether to raise $1 billion for schools Tuesday, those in 11 Colorado counties will consider whether to leave the state.

The Colorado Department of Transportation is preparing to add a 12-mile tolled lane on Interstate 70 west of Denver to reduce peak travel times through the mountain corridor, officials said.

With boardings down 37%, Colorado Springs Airport plans to cut costs through bond refundings and reduced hiring.

In a complex multi-state issue, Catholic Health Initiatives expects to price about $1.2 billion of debt for its network of non-profit hospitals.