- Illinois
Fitch Ratings slapped the Chicago Board of Education with a one notch downgrade to A-minus over its budgetary woes driven by a years-long reliance on one-shots to erase red ink.
September 24 - Michigan
After a preliminary review, Michigan declared that no financial emergency exists in the East Detroit school district.
September 24 - Ohio
Columbus, Ohio-based law firm Bricker & Eckler LLP has hired a new attorney, Catherine Swartz, for its public finance group.
September 24 -
Standard & Poor's revised its outlook to negative on Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, warning that the university faces growing pressure from its debt load.
September 24 - Illinois
Macon & Dewitt Counties' Community Unit School District 2 in Central Illinois is at risk of losing its investment grade rating over its fiscal struggles.
September 24 - Illinois
Standard & Poor's has lifted the Chicago suburb of Downers Grove's general obligation rating to AAA after applying its new ratings criteria to a review of the credit ahead of a planned refunding.
September 23 -
CHICAGO A key bankruptcy hearing on Detroits proposed settlement with interest-rate swap counterparties set for this week was delayed Monday to allow negotiations with bond insurers and other creditors to continue.
September 23 - Minnesota
Minnesota launched its search for underwriters interested in working on state appropriation-backed bond issues for the Minnesota Vikings football stadium.
September 23 -
Moody's Investors Service on Friday placed Illinois-based Proctor Hospital's speculative-grade B2 rating on review for upgrade due to its signing of an affiliation agreement with the stronger and larger Methodist Health Services Corp.
September 23 -
Detroit is expected to ask the judge overseeing its bankruptcy to safeguard a revenue source it wants to use to back debt for repairs to its notoriously broken down public lighting system.
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