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Municipal bonds were little changed on Thursday as a big sale out of Nevada hit the screens.

Incumbent Bill Walker, an independent, faces challenges from Democrat Mark Begich and Republican Mike Dunleavy.

MEAG wants a power purchase agreement enforced against JEA, which says the agreement must be vacated because it wasn’t properly approved.

Democratic Gov. Gina Raimondo and Republican Cranston Mayor Allan Fung will duel in November's general election.

Susan Fitzgerald, Moody’s associate managing director, discusses the higher education sector, noting both long-term and near-term considerations, while hitting topics including net tuition pricing, student demographics, derisking of debt portfolios and endowment giving. John Hallacy hosts.

Filings for U.S. unemployment benefits declined to a fresh 48-year low for the second straight week.

A gauge of underlying U.S. inflation unexpectedly cooled in August as apparel prices fell.

Rating agencies affirmed double-A-plus ratings ahead of the deal.

They are also trying to take over representation of the Puerto Rico authorities in Government Development Bank debt restructuring.

The Downriver Utility Wastewater Authority will sell $57 million of debt.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sent letters to the Internal Revenue Service and to Treasury's Inspector General for Tax Administration threatening litigation and and asking for a probe of alleged undue political interference.

Coalinga Regional Medical Center was felled by challenges common to many rural hospitals.

The authority hasn't sold bonds since 2010.

S&P boosted the outlook on New Mexico's AA rating to stable from negative.

Municipal CUSIP requests surged in August, an indication of rising supply in the near-term.

The Federal Reserve's Beige Book noted the economy expanded at a moderate pace for most districts, a small upgrade from the prior report.

The cut marks the first major retreat for OppenheimerFunds, one of the biggest mutual-fund owners of Puerto Rico debt and a company that’s playing a major role in its bankruptcy.

North Carolina officials are trying to figure out how to unwind parts or all of a 2014 public-private partnership that is building managed toll lanes on a Charlotte-area highway.

Gradual Federal Reserve rate hikes remain appropriate, and while this may invert the yield curve, Fed Gov. Lael Brainard said she believes there are reasons to “temper somewhat” implications of a negative curve.

Municipals remained weaker on Wednesday as the market saw several new issues sell in the primary, led by deals from North and South Carolina.