Southeast

Georgia State University teamed up with Atlanta-based Carter & Associates LLC to negotiate the purchase of Turner Field for a multi-use redevelopment project including a football stadium.

Kentucky legislators are expected to focus on keeping promises to the state’s retirees as they manage massive pension burdens and attempt to protect the state's credit ratings next year.

Standard & Poor's dropped Georgia's Oconee Regional Medical Center further into junk territory citing default as a "virtual certainty."

A decision by the Kentucky Supreme Court to not review a lower court decision allowing library districts to assess property taxes is a credit positive, said Moody's Investors Service.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe proposed a two-year budget for fiscal years 2017 and 2018 that includes a total of $2.84 billion in bond financing.

Louisiana will use a short-term borrowing strategy to avoid disclosure requirements that would be challenging in the midst of a gubernatorial transition.

All Aboard Florida says it remains on track to offer private passenger train service in 2017 even though it was unable to issue $1.75 billion of private activity bonds amid turmoil in the high-yield market.

The credit outlook on Paducah Power, Ky., returned to stable from negative after implementing a recovery plan and stronger performance at the Prairie State Energy Campus, Fitch Ratings said.

An Alabama court struck down a state law that would have allowed Jefferson County to return to the bond market.

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory wants local leaders to vote again in support of controversial P3 express lane project.