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The letter from officials in Democrat strongholds asked the rating agencies to maintain their focus on financial analytics in viewing energy-dependence, rather than being swayed by the political winds.
June 5
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The rating agency gave the city a negative outlook in November 2024, following voter approval of a ballot measure requiring more public safety funding.
June 5
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A federal appeals court panel stayed a lower court decision that found the 2021 state law to be unconstitutional.
June 4
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The revenue bonds would continue financing for a 15-year, $8.2 billion program to widen existing toll roads and build new ones.
June 4
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S&P lifted Graham's general obligation bond and certificates of obligation rating to A from BBB due to the city's earlier-than-projected financial turnaround.
June 3
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A convention center, a wastewater treatment plant expansion, and a light rail system are among projects in the city that include bond financing.
June 2
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Water supply woes continue to weigh on the Texas city's bond ratings, which have been hit with multi-notch downgrades and negative outlooks.
June 2
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The counties with the greatest exposure lie along the coasts of Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and Texas.
May 28
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Affirmation of Otero County's ratings comes as a state law threatens bonds it sold for a detention facility used by federal immigration enforcement.
May 26
