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The city remains triple-A across the board despite's S&P's negative outlook as it prepares to sell $269 million of general obligation bonds.
August 24 -
Wisconsin's WHEFA will issue $75.985 million of tax-exempt bonds for a developer to convert two Milwaukee apartment buildings to affordable housing.
August 19 -
Use of a Missouri economic development tool has raised questions about whether Chapter 100 IRBs are an appropriate financing mechanism for data centers.
August 17 -
Chicago will make the second half of its advance pension payment this year, Mayor Brandon Johnson told the Chicago Investors Conference.
August 14 -
As the Nebraska nonprofit Boys Town began construction on its $300 million bond-financed hospital expansion, several Boys Town employees were arrested and charged with child abuse.
August 12 -
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson appointed Ashlee Gabrysch, formerly senior director at Fitch Ratings, to serve as chief financial officer.
August 11 -
Missouri voters on Tuesday soundly rejected Amendment 5, which would have eliminated the state income tax and given lawmakers latitude to raise other taxes.
August 5 -
Indiana lawmakers are considering two more far-reaching property tax reforms before Senate Enrolled Act 1 has even been fully phased in.
August 5 -
Budget Director Annette Guzman left her role Monday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said, in the latest high-profile finance departure from his administration.
August 5 -
Two hospital deals were among the first to price Monday, including $1.317 billion for Henry Ford Health and $1.118 billion of bonds for Intermountain Health.
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