- Wyoming
Alaska, North Dakota and Wyoming are the states most "in the crosshairs" as energy revenues look to remain low well into next year, Fitch Ratings said.
October 13 - Wyoming
Standard & Poor's upgraded Wyoming's Fremont County School District No. 1 to A-plus from A.
August 4 - Wyoming
The Wyoming Community Development Authority is gearing up to issue $114 million to refund outstanding bonds and to purchase home loans as part of a program to make home buying easier for some state residents.
July 27 -
Standard & Poor's has downgraded Laramie County, Wyo.'s 2012 bonds issued for Cheyenne Regional Medical Center to A from A-plus.
July 15 - Wyoming
The Wyoming Infrastructure Authority has named Jason Begger as its new executive director, replacing Loyd Drain who will step down at the end of next month.
June 11 - Wyoming
A state authority in Wyoming is considering financing port projects in Oregon or Washington to strengthen Wyomings coal industry.
March 23 - Wyoming
Standard & Poor's affirmed Wyoming's AAA issuer credit rating saying that ample reserves outweigh concerns over the state's dependence on revenues from volatile sources such as commodities and oil and natural gas deposits.
December 31 - Wyoming
The U.S. Department of Interior disbursed $13.4 billion generated by energy production on federal land to states and tribes in fiscal year 2014, a 5.6% decrease from the previous year, officials said.
December 22 - Wyoming
The Far West Region mirrored the U.S. with municipal bond sales dropping 24.8% during the first half of 2014 compared to the same period a year earlier.
August 14