Southeast

A dispute over the revenue projections for the Dulles Toll Road provides the backdrop for a hearing the Fairfax County, Va., Board of Supervisors is preparing to hold March 20 to decide whether to approve the next phase of construction on an associated rail line.

Investors holding term bonds exchanged last year as part of the Connector 2000 Association bankruptcy must exchange them a second time after the bonds they received proved to be untradeable for technical reasons.

Louisiana companies and individuals cut their state tax bills by almost $5 billion from 2005 through 2010 by claiming coverage under the state’s 464 tax credits and exemptions, the Legislative Auditor’s Office said in a new report issued March 5.

With all but two of 170 precincts in Atlanta reporting early Wednesday, voters overwhelmingly approved renewing a sales tax that supports the city’s water and sewer system.

Fitch Ratings on Monday downgraded the Orlando Community Redevelopment Agency’s tax-increment financing revenue bonds to A from A-plus.

Citizens Property Insurance Corp.’s board of governors Monday voted unanimously to appoint Tom Grady as interim president.

The Alabama Public School and College Authority last week saved more than $26 million refinancing $90.9 million of outstanding capital improvement pool bonds and $90.6 million of economic development and training bonds.

BRADENTON, Fla. — Atlanta voters are being asked Tuesday to reauthorize a sales tax that supports the city's water and sewer system.

Jefferson County is eligible for bankruptcy despites its lack of bond debt under a ruling issued late Sunday by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Bennett.

CHICAGO — The governors of Kentucky and Indiana Monday released the first comprehensive financing plan for a massive $2.6 billion bridges project that will rely heavily on tolls.