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Every state in the Midwest has clean water and drinking water financing programs. Those financing mechanisms may face greater strain in the years ahead.
July 10
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Overall, demand is "high," an ongoing tailwind for munis, along with solid fundamentals, Nuveen strategists said.
July 9
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GOP House bills feature spending cuts and some policy riders, including a provision in the Transportation and Housing draft bill that bans congestion pricing in New York.
July 9
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The plan would raise about $100 million a year to create and preserve affordable housing.
July 9
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The Fed chief said "more good data" is needed before interest rate targets are lowered.
July 9
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The company says merging Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp. into Assured Guaranty Inc. will reduce duplication and represents a better use of capital.
July 9
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S&P Global Ratings revised the outlook on the city's AA rating to negative from stable, citing increased debt and costs from a settlement with firefighters.
July 9
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The county commission gave final approval to a nonprofit hospital bond and preliminary approval to a county government bond.
July 9
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Timothy McGregor has joined Chicago-based Riverbend Capital Advisors as managing partner. He will oversee the shaping and execution of investment strategies.
July 9
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A half-billion dollars in grants are to be split by a dozen of the nearly 500 applicants for the tech hub program and 31 semifinalists.
July 8
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Competitive deals are slated to total about $2.9 billion, near the highest for any week this year, said J.P. Morgan strategists.
July 8
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Work is expected to be completed in 2038 and ultimately provide four rail tunnels for Amtrak and NJ Transit trains between New York and New Jersey.
July 8
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The short-term sale is an unusual maneuver that allows the CEA to temporarily lower the amount of available capital on its balance sheet.
July 8
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In a year characterized by a rise in mega deals, the agency looks to address an advancing financial "cliff."
July 8
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The New Terminal One project was able to flex its construction progress, which the P3 backers say may have encouraged investors in a deal upsized by $1 billion.
July 8
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The City Council-approved deal spends big on education and housing and reverses earlier cuts, but analysts are wary of the city's budget practices.
July 8
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The new-issue calendar rises to $9.175 billion next week, with $6.089 billion of negotiated deals coming to market and $3.086 billion of competitive deals on tap.
July 5
