Bond elections

The funds would be used to expand the Houston area’s network of bus, rail and managed lane projects.

The city manager says Birmingham has no plan B to fund the project.

Investor confusion about Harvey, Illinois, and a local library district contributed to a municipal advisor and broker-dealer facing Securities and Exchange Commission charges in a bond offering gone wrong.

Janet Mills' embrace of bonds as a policy tool stands in contrast to predecessor Paul LePage.

If approved, the junk-rated city would issue $200 million of new money unlimited tax general obligation bonds in the summer of 2020.

Travis County has closed on a $330 million, triple-A rated deal to fund the civil and family courts building in downtown Austin.

The bond package includes $50 million for affordable housing in a first for the Ohio capital.

The top three bond proposals — all in excess of $1 billion — won easy approval even as some large school district measures fell short.

School districts dominate the list of 64 issuers seeking $11.2 billion of debt authority.

Voter approval rates this year for Wisconsin school district fiscal referendums fell short of last year’s record levels.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills is backing bonds for a state conservation initiative that her predecessor, conservative firebrand Paul LePage, delayed for the past four years.

The ballot measure marks the first time the Ohio capital has asked voters to approve a dedicated affordable housing fund, for $50 million.

Huron Schools is seeking voter passage of a $49,075,000 bond issue request for 30 years on May 7.

Moscow residents will vote May 21 on a 10-year, $9.64 million general obligation bond to fund the construction of a police station and remodeling of city buildings.

School bonds for Wilson and Sulphur schools passed during Tuesday's special elections.

The Fort Madison School Board on Monday adopted a resolution ordering a special election on the issuance of a $30 million general obligation bond.

The Fort Madison School District this spring will, for a fourth time since 2016, ask voters to approve the issuance of a multimillion-dollar general obligation bond to build a new elementary building to replace its two existing ones.

Voters could experience déjà vu when they open their ballots for the February special election, which are scheduled to be mailed Friday.

Danville schools will get some much-needed improvements, thanks to residents who voted in favor of an $8.9 million general obligation bond.

Brock, the deputy director of the state's retirement system, will succeed Patrick Marr, who is moving to the private sector.