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Otero County's March 13 emergency meeting to avoid a bond default did not comply with the Open Meetings Act, the state's Justice Department determined.
March 23
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A Fitch rating analyst pointed to the school system's elevated long-term liability burden that could be exacerbated by future voter-approved bonds.
March 19
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The drought-stricken Texas city could face a water emergency as soon as May or October under scenarios presented to the city council.
March 18
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Otero County commissioners approved an agreement with the federal immigration agency to avert a bond default despite a state law banning such contracts.
March 17
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Upper and Lower Basin states are at odds over post-2026 operations for the drought-stricken river, raising litigation risks and highlighting credit uncertainty.
March 17
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State authorization for $1.35 billion of taxable ratepayer-backed bonds sold in 2022 for Oklahoma Natural Gas Company is being contested in court.
March 16
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The authority would own and oversee a $3 billion partly bond-financed domed stadium for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs.
March 13
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The rating agency cited the state's sustained improvements in fiscal management and robust reserves.
March 13
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The Texas city's bond issue will mostly refinance short-term commercial paper into long-term debt and refund some callable Series 2015 bonds.
March 12
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The 10th annual event, which was originally scheduled for Oct. 1, will take place next week with the participation of some key city officials.
March 10
