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Investors added $546.3 million to municipal bond mutual funds in the week ending Wednesday, following $238.5 million of inflows the prior week, according to LSEG Lipper data.
February 20
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Washington's threats to state and local government funding took center stage when Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker delivered his seventh budget.
February 20
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Trump's executive order raises concern about whether the SEC will pursue certain fraudsters, even if staff deems action warranted.
February 20
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Some analysts believe that the muni market will ultimately be insulated from any changes in tax status because of the benefit it already provides.
February 20
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The bonds are to be sold competitively in April.
February 20
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Moody's is the latest rating agency to warn about a budget squeeze for Texas schools, which have been prolific issuers of voter-approved bonds in recent years.
February 20
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Chicago aldermen delayed a vote on $830 million of general obligation bonds that Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to issue.
February 20
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MSRB holistic review of its MA rules "likely to be a multi-year project," NAMA executive director says.
February 20
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White Lake Township, Michigan, is facing legal action on two fronts: one of them related to the hack of its bond deal closing last year, the other a civil suit.
February 20
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KBRA raised the airport's outlook to positive last week, citing its improving financial profile and very strong traffic.
February 20
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The Investment Company Institute reported outflows of $336 million for the week ending Feb. 12, following $852 million of inflows the previous week.
February 19
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The DOT cited the use of the tolls for transit as one of its reasons to terminate.
February 19
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The South San Antonio Independent School District, which has had a state conservator, will now get a state-appointed board of managers and superintendent.
February 19
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The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works begins the process of untangling the bureaucratic red tape of permitting to speed the pace of infrastructure improvements and housing initiatives which often leverages bond proceeds.
February 19
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Trump had promised during his campaign to terminate the electric vehicle charging station program.
February 19
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Senior Vice President Tamika Reed will staff a new Montgomery, Alabama, office, and Vice President Narineh Panosian joins the firm in Los Angeles.
February 19
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A charter school in San Antonio is expected to close at the end of the year, jeopardizing $25 million of municipal bonds the institution borrowed in 2022.
February 19
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Women in Public Finance has announced the 2025 members of its board of directors and plans to expand its offerings as it nears its 30th anniversary.
February 19
