- Illinois
Illinois lawmakers plan to begin sending off bills that make up a $36.3 billion fiscal 2016 budget to Gov. Bruce Rauner next week, three weeks after they adopted a spending plan labeled by the GOP leader as phony.
June 18 - Michigan
Wayne County, Mich. officials say they expect investor interest in an upcoming financing though it will come just days after the county executive requested that the state step in and declare a financial emergency.
June 18 - Michigan
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder touted the states new $54 billion 2016 budget as a spending plan that will continue the states path to prosperity.
June 17 -
Wayne County, Mich. Executive Warren Evans is asking for state intervention to help tackle the countys fiscal woes, submitting on Wednesday a formal request that a financial emergency be declared.
June 17 -
A federal judge Tuesday said federal approval of a controversial $1.5 billion toll road between Indiana and Illinois was arbitrary and capricious and in violation of federal environmental law.
June 17 - Illinois
The Chicago City Council approved without debate Mayor Rahm Emanuels proposed $1.1 billion general obligation bond restructuring that helps resolve a liquidity crisis and eases budget pressures.
June 17 - Illinois
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner is turning to a television advertising campaign in an attempt to build public support for his position in a budget impasse with the General Assemblys Democratic majority.
June 16 -
A Michigan appeals court ruling clipped the authority of the states emergency managers in the first case examining the extent of their power under the states law for distressed local governments.
June 16 - Illinois
The Chicago City Council votes Wednesday on a $1.1 billion general obligation restructuring that helps the city resolve a liquidity crisis driven by its downgrade to junk while also providing a big dose of budget relief.
June 16 - Illinois
Chicago's $1.1 billion general obligation debt restructuring cleared the City Council Finance Committee Monday after a two hour hearing during which new chief financial officer Carole Brown defended plans to roll short-term operating expenses on to the citys long-term debt load.
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