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Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper won't call lawmakers back for a vote on $3.5 billion for highway bonds.

A bid to privatize the Westchester County, N.Y. airport may be grounded this year by local politics.

S&P Global Ratings named Ken Gacka to manage analysis of the not-for-profit healthcare sector.

The merger of two Twin Cities area not-for-profit hospital systems is expected to close June 1.

Public power agencies in Georgia and South Carolina face headwinds from the Westinghouse bankruptcy.

California's senior senator vowed to oppose DOT nominees until Caltrain funding is released.

Authority says moves are part of a plan to improve service.

The pace of housing starts fell by 2.6% to a 1.172 million seasonally adjusted annual rate in April, well below expectations for a rebound to a 1.260 million pace, data reported by the Commerce Department Tuesday morning showed.

MetroHealth's low-investment-grade deal received plenty of orders with attractive yields offered.

Texas lawmakers rejected new P3s that would have brought billions of dollars of highway investments.

Builders’ confidence in the market for new single-family homes climbed as the National Association of Home Builders' housing market index grew to 70 in May from 68 in April.

The Empire State Manufacturing Survey showed "business activity leveled off in New York State," the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported Monday, as the general business conditions index decreased to negative 1.0 in May from positive 5.2 in April.

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

A Georgia hospital system's bankruptcy could give bondholders a big haircut.

A federal judge dismissed two lawsuits that attempted to block All Aboard Florida’s use of bonds.

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

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

New York City's Health + Hospitals unit expects to close fiscal 2017 with a $100 million balance.

New York City could benefit to the tune of $200 million when the Grammy Awards returns to the city in 2018, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said.

The House has passed legislation that proposes to profoundly change the tenets of the ACA. To probe and discuss the changes, George Huang, Director and Senior Municipal Research Analyst for the Not-For-Profit Healthcare sector at Wells Fargo, is our guest speaker. John Hallacy is our host.