- Louisiana
Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon sees no need for the state's insurer of last resort to sell $100 million of assessment bonds.
March 20 -
Louisiana Bond Commission to pick underwriters and bond counsel for $173 million refunding of highway revenue bonds.
March 20 - Kentucky
A bill strengthening financial reporting requirements for Kentucky's 1,200 special taxing districts is headed to the desk of Gov. Steve Beshear.
March 20 - Florida
The Florida Senate's Gaming Committee on Monday unanimously passed a bill that bans Internet cafes by clarifying current gaming laws concerning slot machines, charitable drawings, game promotions, and amusement games. A similar measure is being considered in the House.
March 20 -
The Florida Cabinet Tuesday authorized the issuance of up to $490 million of turnpike refunding bonds to lower interest rates within existing maturities.
March 20 - Florida
Vero Beach, Fla., voters want the city's electric system sold to investor-owned FPL, but the deal faces regulatory reviews and the city must resolve its bond-related obligations to the Florida Municipal Power Agency.
March 20 - Georgia
The Atlanta City Council approved $200 million of municipal bonds to support the construction of a nearly $1 billion stadium for the National Football League's Atlanta Falcons.
March 19 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked a federal court in Birmingham, Ala., to set a trial date for two former JPMorgan bankers facing charges related to bankrupt Jefferson County's defaulted sewer deals.
March 18 - Louisiana
Gov. Bobby Jindal proposed a $3.6 billion plan to raise the Louisiana sales tax to pay for elimination of the state income tax.
March 18 -
While Central Falls, RI, and Pittsburgh see light at the end of their tunnels, other tales of municipal distress from Harrisburg to California are much messier.
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