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After more than a decade of ratings deterioration, the lowest-rated state won an upgrade Tuesday, taking its Moody's rating to Baa2.
June 29
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The city's fiscal health is holding steady but pension funding strains and possible charter changes pose future threats.
June 29
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The fiscally strained Chicago suburb's firefighters' fund isn't entitled to share in ARPA relief under a 2018 settlement, a state circuit court judge ruled.
June 28
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The county that includes Chicago projects a surplus this year that will replenish a reserve draw and a modest $121 million gap is projected next year.
June 24
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Fitch revised Illinois' outlook to positive but the rating remains BBB-minus, the lowest investment grade.
June 23 -
Trying to break a logjam that has stalled clean energy legislation, Illinois moved back a decommissioning date by 10 years for Prairie State and Springfield's Dallman 4 plant.
June 22
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The U.S. Supreme Court's upholding Obamacare removes one potential headache for a healthcare sector still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic's wounds
June 21
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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the fiscal 2022 budget with good fiscal and market news in tow and announced his deputy for budget matters, Dan Hynes, is departing.
June 18
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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
