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Ron DeSantis in Florida focuses his bond priorities on Transportation while Georgia's Brian Kemp wants to fund statewide capital needs.

The Fort Madison School Board on Monday adopted a resolution ordering a special election on the issuance of a $30 million general obligation bond.

A key measure of U.S. inflation was little changed in January while the broader gauge slowed on lower energy costs, underscoring the Federal Reserve's recent decision to be patient on raising interest rates.

While American politicians on both sides of the aisle have been mostly silent as the U.S. deficit swells toward $1 trillion and beyond, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says the lack of attention won’t last.

What had been about $17.6 billion in COFINA bond par value became about $12 billion in new COFINA bond value.

The private passenger train operation that debuted as Brightline says it will stay private for now.

New Gov. Janet Mills’ first budget proposal would hike spending by $700 million without raising taxes or fees.

The primary market was active on Tuesday as deals from the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York and the state of Texas hit the screens.

The proposal is seen as a long shot in a session focused on school finance and property tax reform.

An SEC muni office official discussed 15c2-12 and more on Tuesday.

Scott Andreson plans to work with the SEC to improve disclosure.

Richard Neal, D-Mass., raised optimism among state treasurers that advance refunding of municipal bonds may be part of "a combination of funding sources."

Angelica Valencia is considered integral to the firm's California and Puerto Rico practices.

The ideas are emerging as focal points in Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s search for solutions to the state's pension underfunding.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the U.S. economy is “strong” though its benefits haven’t been felt evenly across the country.

The state of Texas competitively sold bonds while the DASNY deal was priced for retail investors.

U.S. job openings rebounded, reaching a record in December as the rate of those leaving jobs held steady, underscoring robust demand for workers.

Fixing up mass transit in metropolitan New York could involve several components, Mayor Bill de Blasio said as the city and state renewed their budget tussle.

Common Good founder Philip Howard discusses his new book "Try Common Sense." His approach to simplifying government including moving federal agencies out of Washington. Paul Burton hosts.

Michigan State sold taxable bonds to finance a legal settlement in the Larry Nassar sexual abuse cases.