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Illinois hits the market over the next month with $500 million of new money and refunding bonds under its sales-tax backed Build Illinois bond program
August 16 -
Refinancing savings and federal relief will fill Chicago's $1 billion 2021 hole while the city ponders how to erase a $733 million gap next year as its budget takes shape.
August 12 -
Former Markham, Illinois, Mayor David Webb Jr. was accused of pocketing bribes for a project financed with bonds. He also pled guilty to criminal charges.
August 10 -
Chicago is accepting underwriter qualifications as it updates its investment banking pool; it also delayed the bidding deadline for potential casino developers.
August 10 -
Kyle Hemminger joined Cain Brothers this month in Columbus, Ohio.
August 6 -
Economic growth after the pandemic and maintaining structural balance and reserves will influence whether Fitch ultimately lifts the state to AAA from AA-plus.
August 5 -
Wisconsin's two-year budget was enacted despite the division between Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republicans who control the legislature.
August 5 -
Mayor Mike Duggan dodged what he considered a $2 billion fiscal bullet in the form of charter revisions as he heads to a November run-off seeking a third term
August 4 -
Illinois' single-employer pension plans are straining the budgets and ratings of those local governments without the tax base, flexiblity, and fiscal discipline to tackle rising costs, S&P says in a special report.
August 3 -
The Michigan Supreme Court sided mostly with the state in a dispute over whether it was meeting local funding obligations under the Headlee Amendment.
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