Infrastructure

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper may call lawmakers back to reconsider a transportation bill.

Aurora, Ill., is getting ready to pass a $16.5 million bond issue to pay for capital projects during the next four years.

Maryland Gov. Hogan is asking the state attorney general to force a federal judge to rule in lawsuit that is delaying $5.6 billion Purple Line P3.

Augusta, Ga.'s financial adviser presented a rosy picture with a few areas for improvement as the city prepares a $12 million bond sale to finance construction of a parking deck in support of the Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center.

Wyden calls Trump's big infrastructure plan "wrong-headed."

Maine's governor and treasurer reached an accord to enable a June transaction to proceed.

Conservative groups press Trump to adhere to fiscal principles in infrastructure funding, while Sen. John Thune, R-S.D. says Congress may have to wait until 2018 to take up any proposals.

Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao continues to block federal funds for a California rail project.

South Carolina lawmakers override Gov. Bill McMasters' veto of a 12 cent gas tax increase.

DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. -- Davidson County Board of Commissioners continued discussion Thursday of a proposed bond referendum for school and parks and recreation funding.

Two local governments in Texas suspended construction contracts after an FBI raid.

Road funding plan divides Wisconsin lawmakers as Oregon gets first glimpse of $5 billion proposal.

Hawaii lawmakers' failure to reach an deal to fund Honolulu rail could jeopardize federal funds.

Webb County, Texas, commissioners on Monday approved a resolution to go on the November ballot for voters' approval: a $96 million bond to fund a new county jail.

The Joplin Recovery Tax Increment Financing District that covers the disaster zone and downtown could be paid off in four to five years, as much as 13 years early at its current rate of growth, the Joplin City Council was told Monday night.

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority intends to return to the catastrophe bond market.

A bond sale Maine had planned for transportation is in limbo after the governor complained.

Infrastructure Week, is May 15-19, and it will include 66 events across the nation, many of which will focus on the need to repair and build roads, bridges, ports, water and sewer systems and other critical infrastructure.

Leading up to the May election deciding on a new jail for Wichita County, Kan., no one knew which way the winds of change were blowing. By Saturday night the future was clear -- Wichita County will have a new jail as residents voted in favor of a bond for the jail 58 percent to 42 percent.

Federal government expected to pay 75% of $500 million Oroville dam tab.