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President Obama signed a five-year, $305 billion transportation funding bill on Friday.

The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority won The Bond Buyer's 14th annual Deal of the Year award Thursday night for its $232 million public-private partnership to bring high-speed Internet to all 120 of the state's counties.

Government

The Supreme Court has agreed to take up Puerto Rico's appeal of a lower court ruling that the commonwealth's local restructuring law is not allowable under federal bankruptcy law.

Moody’s Investors Service gave stable outlooks to the state and local government sectors for 2016.

The primary market will see a slight uptick in volume for the upcoming week, to $7.8 billion, according to Ipreo from a revised $7.1 billion from this past week, according to Thomson Reuters.

The Internal Revenue Service issued a notice Friday that will make it easier for Indian tribal governments to use tribal economic develop bond volume cap for draw-down loans.

Newly issued Treasury securities held in stripped form increased about $49 million in November to a total of $215.192 billion, the Bureau of the Public Debt reported Friday.

Minnesota’s coffers have surged to twice the previously projected balance, prompting a new round of debate over how to spend the extra funds with a focus on tax cuts, education, and transportation.

California’s state auditor said she found widespread mismanagement at the Central Basin Municipal Water District and made more than 35 recommendations for changes.

Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy announced an agreement with Amtrak to complete Hartford line commuter rail service between New Haven and Springfield.

Top-rated municipal bonds remained unchanged at mid-session, traders said, after the release of a better-than-expected employment report for November.

A Suffolk County Superior Court dismissed Boston’s lawsuit aimed at stopping Wynn Resorts’ planned $1.7 billion casino in nearby Everett.