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In his first budget, Gov. Mike Parsons wants to give the highways commission $350 million of borrowing authority.

Indian River County filed an appeal and a new lawsuit against the private owners of Brightline.

Honolulu plans to price $250 million in GOs for the 20-mile-long elevated rail project.

Manufacturers report expansion at a faster pace in January, and Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Report on Business respondents said price indexes continued trending lower.

California's Governor and San Diego's mayor launch separate efforts to combat housing crisis

Completion of a replacement Tappan Zee Bridge with debt levels kept in check triggered upgrades to New York State Thruway Authority bonds.

Federal permits to search for oil put the state’s economy, tourism and natural resources at risk, says South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson.

Kristin Caid, a public finance attorney specializing in healthcare, joined Norton Rose Fulbright after 18 years at Kutak Rock.

Builders’ confidence in the market for new single-family homes grew as the National Association of Home Builders' housing market index rebounded to 58 in January from 56 in December.

The inability to award new contracts with federal funds could delay some projects for several months, a state official said.

Business activity “grew slightly in New York State,” the January Empire State Manufacturing Survey indicates.

Affordable housing got a boost this week when the City Council approved tax-exempt financing for a commercial real estate firm's purchase and renovation of a large apartment complex on the city's western edge.

Federal formula aid and grants have been cut off for providers ranging from small rural agencies to the nation's biggest mass transit systems.

S&P assigns a stable outlook to healthcare sector this year despite threats while Fitch and Moody's have negative outlooks.

Jared Polis vowed to find solutions to the underfunding of the state's transportation system.

The estimated $1.1 billion project stands to be the biggest highway undertaking in Boston since the controversial Big Dig.

A prolonged federal shutdown would have negative credit implications not felt in previous spending standoffs, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

Amid bankruptcy talk about the investor-owned utility, the fate of its $18 billion in corporate bonds could impact the municipal bond market.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released its annual revision to its Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey, based on new seasonal adjustment factors.

The General Assembly canceled the terms of Illinois State Toll Highway Authority board members, allowing Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker to make his own picks.