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A Kansas state legislative council will meet next month to keep a 2024 bond-financing law alive at the request of the Missouri-based Kansas City Chiefs.
June 27
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Sacramento Municipal Utility District officials credit the Kestrel green verification for attracting a new buyer to its commercial paper.
June 27
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Downtown College Prep, a charter school operator in San Jose, defaulted on $34 million of municipal bonds, citing the area's dwindling number of children.
June 27
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Investors added $79.6 million to municipal bond mutual funds in the week ended Wednesday, following $110 million of inflows the prior week, according to LSEG Lipper data.
June 26
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Soon after it sold $687.3 million of bonds, Chicago returned to market with $82.55 million for housing and economic development in a deal set to close Monday.
June 26
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The proposal is an effort to placate Republicans worried about the reconciliation bill's deep cuts to Medicaid.
June 26
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Hays County's Nov. 5 election for nearly $440 million of bonds, which won voter approval, was voided by a state judge due to an open meetings act violation.
June 26
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The ratings agency said fund balances had declined as a percent of operating revenues and are expected to decline further.
June 26
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Senator Joni Ernest has reintroduced the Modernizing Agricultural and Manufacturing Bonds Act, long- simmering bipartisan legislation backed by the CDFA and BDA.
June 26
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The first public bond issue from Everglades College, Inc., will finance projects on the institution's Keiser University flagship campus in West Palm Beach.
June 26
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As the end of the first half of a so-far tumultuous 2025 approaches, several municipal bond analysts are upbeat about the rest of the year.
June 25
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Continued state and city support for the MTA's capital projects was the primary driver for Moody's Ratings upgrade to A2.
June 25
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The updated document also addresses disclosure relating to cybersecurity.
June 25
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Attorneys and muni advocates are concerned as the Senate reviews the budget reconciliation process against the "Byrd Rule."
June 25
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Washington State Gov. Bob Ferguson said he doesn't plan on calling a special session to deal with lowered revenue expectations.
June 25
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The addition is part of a push to expand the firm's presence in New York public finance, Jonathan Ballan told The Bond Buyer.
June 25
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Indiana's Senate Enrolled Act 1 raises questions about local income tax-backed bonds, appearing to lack protections for bondholders as currently written.
June 25
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