- Texas
A lawmaker from one of Texas' most heavily tolled counties has introduced legislation that would end tolls when bonds are paid off.
February 24 - Texas
Buoyed by a strong fourth-quarter finish, 2014 municipal bond issuance in the Southwest region was 15% higher than 2013 at $64.7 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data.
February 24 -
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport remains vulnerable to service reductions after the merger of its major carrier US Airways and American Airlines, according to Standard & Poor's. Otherwise, the outlook on the airports AA-minus rating is stable.
February 23 - Texas
A privately operated federal detention center in Raymondville, Texas, financed by $78 million of bonds suffered severe damage as inmates began rioting Feb. 20 and will be vacated, officials said.
February 23 -
The Colorado Department of Transportation is moving ahead with plans to seek private investment in the redevelopment of a 12-mile stretch of Interstate 70 that would be the largest project in CDOT's history.
February 23 -
Sponsors of a privately funded $10 billion high-speed rail project between Houston and Dallas opt for route with fewest landowner issues.
February 23 - New Mexico
Forty-four state and local governments have failed to meet the deadline for their audits in fiscal year 2014, earning them a place on State Auditor Tim Keller's "At Risk" list.
February 23 - Texas
Buoyed by a strong fourth-quarter finish, 2014 municipal bond issuance in the Southwest region was 15% higher than 2013 at $64.7 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data.
February 23 - Texas
Two Austin lawmakers are pushing bills that would allow increases in auto registration fees to finance road construction in Travis County.
February 23 -
State lawmakers in Arkansas and Washington state give initial approval to measures that would increase local transportation funding.
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