Nevada

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval signed legislation to provides public money to build a National Football League stadium in Las Vegas.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has called a special legislative session to consider financing for a National Football League stadium in Las Vegas.

A committee charged by Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval with finding ways to ramp up tourism advanced a proposal to use $750 million of public money to bring the Oakland Raiders football team to Las Vegas.

White Pine County School District, Nev.’s general obligation bond limited tax rating was downgraded to Baa2 by Moody’s Investors Service, which retained a negative outlook.

Less than two months after Las Vegas officials released a proposal to bring the Oakland Raiders to Sin City, a committee has proposed lowering the public price tag by $200 million.

The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony in Nevada received a Fitch Ratings upgrade bringing its long-term issuer default rating into institutional-grade territory.

The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $105.48 million of passenger facility charge revenue bonds issued by Clark County, Nev., in 2007 to finance capital improvements at McCarran International Airport.

Preliminary plans to relocate the National Football League’s Oakland Raiders to Las Vegas call for the creation of a Clark County Stadium Authority that would issue up to $750 million of bonds to help finance a new $1.4 billion stadium under a public-private partnership agreement.

A Chinese-owned electric car manufacturer that won subsidies from Nevada has offered to put up a $75 million surety bond to guarantee bonds get paid if its proposed North Las Vegas factory does not get built.

Far West issuers sold $83.6 billion of municipal bonds in 2015, a 26.5% increase over the prior year, as refundings continued to drive volume.