Infrastructure

The Manhattan Institute's study comes amid a New York transit crisis and related political bickering

Senate panel’s appropriations plan would provide promised highway and transit funding.

The MTA's debt-service backstop mitigates risk, the rating agency says.

President Trump's impact on public finance will be explored at the next Philadelphia Area Municipal Analysts Society meeting Thursday.

The cost is tied to water costs under current contract and covering its KWA bond obligation.

A crowded congressional calendar is likely to push action on Trump’s infrastructure plan into 2018.

Per-mile road charge for autonomous vehicles seen as easier to implement than a higher gasoline tax.

She was previously a Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection commissioner.

Maryland’s $5.6 billion Purple Line P3 rail project can proceed with restored federal clearance.

Backers of the proposed ballot measure have to collect 365,880 valid voters' signatures by Jan. 8.

The governor promised a "new era of economic growth" stemming from the investments.

Wisconsin Senate leaders remain at odds with Assembly leaders over transportation capital funding.

Experts tell lawmakers inadequate infrastructure funding is holding back rural America’s economy.

The Scotland County Board of Commissioners will discuss how to pay for several projects over the next few weeks including expanding two elementary schools, repaving DSS parking lot and renovating the former Morgan center.

Norwalk went forward with a $35 million bond sale Tuesday to pay for school construction and other capital improvements projects.

A Travis County citizens bond advisory committee on Tuesday recommended a $144 million bond package for the November ballot and $90 million in projects to be funded by bonds that don't require voter approval.

The Pullman City Council, Idaho, approved putting two bond issues on general election ballots this November, including one to relocate City Hall from its current location on Paradise Street.

The Oklahoma City Council voted Tuesday in favor of public financing for a new downtown hotel, under the Omni luxury brand, to be built adjacent to the MAPS 3 convention center.

The debt would help finance a project to divert Red River floods away from Fargo, N.D. and Morehead, Minn.

House appropriators adopt 2018 spending plan that defunds TIGER and trims HUD grants.