Louisiana

Financial advisor and attorney Calvin Grigsby vowed to appeal a judge's ruling finding that his former client has absolute immunity from lawsuits.

The New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board is poised to issue $114 million in bonds for sewer and drainage repairs.

Gov. John Bel Edwards called a special session for Feb. 19 in attempt to end a partisan stalemate that has stymied fiscal reform efforts for two years.

A joint transportation committee is the first of two panels to approve issuing $600 million of grant anticipation revenue vehicle bonds.

Ohio businessman Dan Slane said his list of 50 emergency and national security projects is "going nowhere."

Oil appears to be making a steady comeback, lifting prospects for the key producing states, according to Fitch Ratings.

Gov. John Bel Edwards released a spending plan for 2019 targeting health care and higher education to bridge much of the deficit.

Gov. John Bel Edwards said lawmakers must agree to replace $1 billion in expiring revenues by Jan. 19 or he will cut the budget.

Treasurer John Schroder took office Tuesday saying he will push for overhauling the state’s tax system.

Issuers of conduit debt would lose their primary purpose if Congress eliminates private activity bonds.

While Congress sets its focus on overhauling the nation's tax code, one provision of plans introduced in both the U.S. House and Senate could have unexpected and far-reaching implications for LSU fans.

Analysts will increasingly factor a government's preparation for the impact of global warming, according to S&P Global Ratings.

Democrat Derrick Edwards and Republican John Schroder will face off Nov. 18.

The report is “full of misinformation," according to Gov. John Bel Edwards' office.

Irresponsible practices by policymakers drove debt to $11.7 billion, according to a report refuted by a pension official.

The storms force us to consider the value of public assets in everyday life, the prospects for rebuilding with municipal financing, and the effects on credit quality.

Investor-owned utilities are recovering quickly from the storm, the rating agency said.

Narrowing liquidity and elevated liabilities led to the one-notch downgrade and a negative outlook.

East Jefferson General Hospital’s bonds were downgraded to B3 from Ba3 by Moody's Investors Service.

Regional bond issuance slipped by 31% in the first half and volume was down sharply in Florida.