Missouri

The city council cleared the path for negotiations to resume with the city's P3 airport partner after a brief delay.

Kansas City, Mo., is still trying to complete a deal for the $1 billion airport overhaul with a chosen private partner, while rivals push to replace the deal.

St. Louis is moving closer to borrowing to help finance upgrades the arena that hosts the Blues hockey team.

An Ascension and Providence St. Joseph merger would surpass for-profit HCA Healthcare.

Moving toward a $23 million bond issue in April, the School of the Osage Board of Education voted recently to refinance more than $9 million in existing debt at a significant savings to the school district.

The Joplin School Board saved almost $3 million by refinancing bonds.

Kansas City, Missouri was banking on private activity bonds for a "significant" role in the airport financing.

Kansas City voters advanced a proposed P3 to rebuild the city's airport terminal.

Fitch raised Lambert airport's rating as the city awaits financial advisory proposals on privatization

The city wants to quickly pick an advisory team and update the timeline on its Lambert Airport privitazation plan.

The city must now negotiate terms of the terminal redevelopment project with the development group.

St. Louis wants an advisory team in place by the end of October as it considers the future of its Lambert airport.

Moody's revised the Missouri city's outlook to positive.

The outcome of Missouri's limited pension buyout plan could catch the eye of other governments.

The city council must vote on the deal and voters must also approve the terminal reconstruction project.

Kansas City officials will recommend a private partner for the $1B airport project by Aug. 31.

St. Louis’ commitment to issue debt to help pay for renovations to the hockey arena is embroiled in lawsuits and has pitted the city against its elected comptroller, Darleen Green.

Kansas City council to decide by Aug. 24 if $1B airport P3 proposal goes before voters in November.

Opponents of the publicly funded $64 million renovation to Scottrade Center filed suit Friday to stop the project, alleging the plan is unconstitutional in Missouri.

Voters in two school districts, Green Ridge R-VIII and Dresden R-XIII, went to the polls Tuesday to make their choices known in the special election.