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Florida’s JEA has asked federal regulators to review its power purchase agreement with Georgia’s MEAG, a move that could delay lawsuits filed over the matter.

Bitvore, a provider of market intelligence geared to public sector debt and commercial lending professionals, added to its Daily Brief reports to meet demand for information on changes to tax laws and regulations.

Municipals remained weaker on Wednesday as more deals came to market.

Connecticut’s planned issue of credit revenue bonds is a “potentially terrible long-term solution,” says Municipal Market Analytics.

For the U.S. Treasury market, 2019 is turning into a battleground for bets on the path of U.S. monetary policy.

U.S. Bank’s Tom Gallo looks to the future after a five-decade career that has encompassed everything from pink sheets to the financial crisis.

U.S. new-home construction rose more than forecast to a three-month high in August, while permits saw the biggest drop since February 2017.

Companies repatriated $169.5 billion in the second quarter, according to data released Wednesday by the Commerce Department

Clifford A. Goldman, state treasurer from 1976 to 1982, was a chief architect of the state’s first income tax.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded Platte County after county officials talked about refusing to honor an appropriation pledge.

Solid investor demand greeted the biggest municipal bond deal of the week – the Texas Water Development Board’s $1.7 billion offering.

Quantifying the related financial damage will take time, said the rating agency.

Where the SEC's Rick Fleming sees potential benefits, broker-dealers see burdensome, duplicative work.

The Oro Loma Sanitary District will treat wastewater at higher quality with improvements

Island residents would recover up to 50% of the value of their losses.

Legacy costs are crowding out programmatic spending, according to a report by the Citizens Budget Commission's Ana Champeny and Maria Doulis.

Flagship public universities in Texas and Virginia reported double-digit investment gains.

The Chicago suburb will sell $3.9 million of GOs in its first bond market appearance after allowing hotel project bonds to default.

The flattening of the U.S. Treasury yield curve can be a misleading signal of recession, New York City’s Bureau of Asset Management said.

Municipal bond buyers saw the biggest deal of the week come to market on Tuesday.