- New Mexico
Faced with falling oil prices, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez called for a restrained approach to spending under a $6.5 billion budget that emphasizes education, safety and economic growth.
January 7 - Texas
Texas sales tax revenue in December fell 1.1% to $2.33 billion as low oil prices continued to undermine the states economy.
January 6 - Arkansas
Arkansas revenues for December fell below those reported for the same month in 2014 but managed to surpass expectations by $7.7 million.
January 6 - Kansas
Kansas revenues fell $27 million below expectations for December, returning to a pattern of shortfalls after a one-month reprieve in November.
January 5 -
New tolled express lane west of Denver is meeting early expectations for congestion relief within the I-70 corridor.
January 4 -
The University of Texas System will offer investors taxable and green bonds in a pair of top-rated deals worth $450 million.
January 4 - Texas
Keith Richard has joined Siebert Brandford Shank & Co. as Managing Director and will lead the Texas region, the firm announced on Monday. Richard will be based in the firms Houston office.
January 4 - Texas
Texas' total outstanding debt increased 6.2% in fiscal year 2015 to a record $47.09 billion, according to the state Bond Review Board.
December 28 -
Colorado business leaders are gathering support for a $3.5 billion highway bond program as the Colorado General Assembly prepares for its 2016 session.
December 22 - Oklahoma
Oklahoma's projected 13% decline in revenues in fiscal 2017 illustrates how much low energy prices will stress budgets in oil and gas producing states, Moody's Investors Service says.
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