Midwest

An Ohio legislative board Monday approved an expansion of the state's Medicaid program under the new federal health care law, marking a victory for Gov. John Kasich.

Indiana Monday issued a request for qualifications for firms interested in building a new toll collection system for the Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project.

The Illinois Supreme Court last week overturned the state's two-year-old internet tax finding it violated federal law.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed into law a $100 million property cut that won swift passage with little debate.

The Detroit City Council Monday unanimously rejected a debtor in possession loan, a move that doesn’t kill the deal but does delay it.

Triple-A Northwestern University in Illinois plans to offer nearly $600 million of taxable debt to raise new money for ongoing capital work and refund some now callable debt for savings.

After nearly two years of analysis, Indiana University has dropped its effort to privatize its parking system.

llinois and Indiana's plan to build a controversial $1.3 billion toll-road through public private partnerships cleared a key hurdle as an Illinois-based regional planning committee voted to include the project in the area's long-range plan.

The Detroit City Council is expected to vote Friday or Monday on a $350 million debtor-in-possession financing the city wants to use to pay off its interest-rate swaps.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Chicago-based UNO Charter School Network for potential securities violations tied to its October 2011 $37 million bond issue.