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The Jekyll Island Authority Board on Monday approved the acceptance of a state-issued general obligation bonds of $1.6 million for disability access improvements in the island's historic district.

A bill reintroduced by Sens Mark Warner and Roy Blunt

Municipal bonds rallied along with Treasuries on Monday as stocks swooned on growing political unrest in Washington and the District of Columbia sold over $550 million of general obligation bonds.

The University of Colorado's bond rating has been upgraded, indicating to investors financial stability for CU's current and future bonds, according to a Tuesday press release.

Frustration over subway logjams and breakdowns surfaced at a New York City Council budget meeting.

S&P joined Moody's and Fitch in downgrading Connecticut.

MAs will soon be subject to continuing education requirements following SEC approval of MSRB proposal.

Florida unveiled a new website Wednesday to improve transparency for bondholders and market experts.

A budget subcommittee has authorized the Nevada Department of Transportation to sell $180 million in bonds to complete Project Neon highway improvements in Las Vegas.

The V.I. Water and Power Authority will attempt to issue $85 million in bonds in coming months to help finance the ongoing transition from fuel oil to LPG, WAPA officials said Friday.

Oregon's net general fund revenues are now projected to be up $371 million from the March forecast.

Pawtucket Red Sox Chairman Larry Lucchino and Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien say they've built the framework of an agreement for financing an $83-million baseball stadium at the Apex department store site -- the details of which they're giving to Gov. Gina Raimondo and General Assembly leadership Tuesday.

Trump’s infrastructure task force will reveal principles of the renewal proposal soon, Chao said.

Philadelphia seeks lost property tax revenue from Wells Fargo in a lawsuit alleging discriminatory lending.

The city of North Augusta completed its Installment Purchase Revenue Bond transaction for Project Jackson on Tuesday, according to a news release from City Administrator Todd Glover.

The merger of two Twin Cities area not-for-profit hospital systems is expected to close June 1.

The cases will be jointly administered, meaning paperwork and other day-to-day matters will be consolidated, but will remain legally separate for now.

Three individuals and one issuer were awarded for contributions to the municipal market and NFMA.

Puerto Rico’s debt reorganization hearings began with a decision by Judge Laura Taylor Swain to consolidate administration of two existing filings affecting about $30 billion of bonds.

Public power agencies in Georgia and South Carolina face headwinds from the Westinghouse bankruptcy.