Infrastructure

Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corp. requires an additional $96 million, according to the New York City Independent Budget Office.

Michigan's attorney general announced more felony charges in the Flint water contamination crisis.

Airports are expected to issue almost $19 billion of additional debt over the next two years.

CATLETTSBURG, Ky. -- New county tax dollars chiefly generated by a Marriott-brand hotel can officially be captured by the city of Ashland for 20 years and used to fund more development projects.

The Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority, Colo., on Tuesday chose H.W. Houston Construction of Pueblo as the preferred design-build contractor for the first phase of the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo expansion.

Indiana is negotiating with I-69 bondholders and preparing to take control of the troubled P3 project.

Airlines want a November vote on a new $1B terminal at KC airport and how to finance it.

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced a mitigation plan for widespread summer delays expected at Penn Station.

Transit officials are fighting President Trump’s plan to kill a $2.3 billion per year grant program.

Councilman J.Ross Lacy plans to call for a November bond election to give Midlanders what they said they want: better roads.

New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney wants more state water infrastructure spending.

President Trump said he wants to shorten “slow, messy” environmental reviews of infrastructure.

Construction of Honolulu's beleaguered rail project likely will proceed past January, now that it's squeaked out a sixth, pivotal City Council vote required to float bonds and help keep the work on track.

Transportation bonds that were at the center of a dispute between State Treasurer Terry Hayes and Gov. Paul LePage are ready to sell, resolving a conflict that threatened to hold up millions in funding for construction projects around the state.

Trump's infrastructure plan is spurring more questions and concerns from governmental officials and transportation experts,

States and cities must match $200 billion over 10 years of direct federal funding in Trump’s infrastructure plan.

Bond Dealers of America and the National Association of Bond Lawyers make regulatory recommendations to the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service.

As the White House kicks off its Infrastructure Week, Chris Hamel, head of public finance for RBC Capital Markets, explores possible remedies for the infrastructure funding crisis in the U.S. He also discusses challenges and opportunities the municipal bond industry faces amid change over the next few years. Hosted by Paul Burton.

Trump's proposal to shift the air traffic control system from the federal governmental to a private, nonprofit entity draws concerns and questions.

More than 200 House members say new revenues from tax reform should be devoted to restore the HTF.