Infrastructure

Finding the revenue needed to boost infrastructure funding is key to Trump plan, lawmakers say.

RUPERT, idaho -- About three dozen Rupert citizens questioned Rupert officials Monday about the city's proposed $3.96 million general obligation bond for infrastructure that will be put before city voters May 16.

MTA variable-rate debt is well under its policy threshold.

Former Hawaii Gov. Ben Cayetano asked President Donald Trump to defund Honolulu's elevated rail project.

Indiana lawmakers approved a budget deal late Friday that includes an increase in the state gas tax and paves the way for interstate highway tolls.

Authority plans May sales of $350M and $83M

Premont, Texas, residents were asked Thursday to get out of survival mode.

Jeff Morales, head of California's High-Speed Rail Authority, announced his resignation.

The Iowa fertilizer project used more than $1 billion of private-activity borrowing.

Former Vice President Joe Biden urged transportation planners to get out of their comfort zone.

Trump’s 2018 budget will include $200 billion of new infrastructure spending, OMB director Mick Mulvaney says.

The Gateway plan to add a second rail tunnel linking New Jersey with Manhattan has funding challenges.

Flint's decision not to use Karegnondi Water Authority water doesn't change the KWA's bond rating.

Voters in Nashville could go to the polls in 2018 to decide how to fund a $6 billion transit plan.

The debate over infrastructure revival requires a distinction between funding and financing.

NATCHEZ, Miss. -- A Natchez-Adams School Board member defended on Monday next month's election for the public to decide on a $35 million school bond issue for renovating several of the district's schools.

Greater Latrobe, Pa., School Board Tuesday approved a nearly $10 million bond issue to help finance construction of the district's new Latrobe Elementary School.

Burned by its water contamination crisis, Flint wants to stick with its current water supply.

Tennessee lawmakers debate a gas tax hike as report finds bad roads cost motorists $6 billion a year.

California will appeal to international investors when it prices $1.2 billion of taxable GOs