- Kentucky
King's Daughters Medical Center will pay $40.9 million to settle allegations of federal health care fraud, a penalty that is among the largest of its kind in Kentucky.
May 29 - North Carolina
Richard Marvin, a 26-year municipal finance veteran, has joined PFM Group as a director opening an office in Winston-Salem, N.C.
May 29 - Georgia
Cobb County commissioners on May 27 approved issuing up to $397 million of revenue bonds for the Atlanta Braves $672 million stadium.
May 28 -
Not long after Citi analysts said they see value in the toll-road sector, the Miami-Dade County Expressway Authority plans to price $340 million of toll-revenue bonds in early June.
May 28 - South Carolina
Moody's upgraded Charleston County School District, S.C.'s general obligation debt to Aa1 from Aa2 citing its strong financial position.
May 27 - Louisiana
New Orleans, La., saw a 9.6% increase in sales tax revenues in 2013 thanks largely to growth in population and tourism, and efforts to attract new business
May 27 -
The Internal Revenue Service's tax-exempt bond office is arguing that the technical advice memorandum on the Village Center Community Development District in Florida should be applied retroactively.
May 23 -
The Virginia Tobacco Settlement Financing Corp. plans to draw on reserves Dec. 1 because revenues won't be sufficient to pay debt service.
May 23 - Florida
Cities will get expert assistance to help them attain a holistic economic recovery from the National Resource Network, the Obama administration said.
May 23 -
The Florida Department of Transportation axed a proposal for developers to finance, design, and build the state's first privately operated tolled expressway.
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