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The city and school district's financial "entanglements" will be the subject of an independent financial review due before the first elections are held.
June 17
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Analyst John Kenward and public finance commercial manager Kathy Evers retired this spring.
June 16
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Court approval for the settlement that resolves claims against the state for its role in the poisoning of Flint residents looms this summer.
June 15
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As lawmakers debate a new two-year budget, the state increased general fund revenue projections by $4.4 billion.
June 11
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Natalie Brown replaces Dominick Mondi, who retired earlier this year.
June 9
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The U.S. Treasury 10-year dipped to its lowest yield since March while municipal investors poured money into new deals and secondary trading helped push benchmarks even lower.
June 8
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The Wayne County Airport Authority is selling $163 million to finance projects.
June 8
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Like the city's pension funding revisions, the park district's plan ramps up to actuarial payments but it's alone in aiming for a 100% funding target.
June 8
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Charter revisions that Mayor Mike Duggan says could bankrupt the city will remain on the ballot at least for now as the state's high court considers the case.
June 4
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The Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority will draw from a state backup pledge and $30 million of state subsidies as it emerges from the pandemic.
June 3
