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A federal judge dismissed a suit over Buena Vista’s bonds, but an appeal will put the city's moral obligation pledge on trial again.
March 14
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The ruling could result in the county repaying millions of dollars improperly spent from its 1% sales tax dedicated to its transportation program.
March 9
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An electric cooperative’s cross claim could upend the South Carolina Public Service Authority’s ability to collect nuclear-related costs.
March 8
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Lombard Public Facilities Corporation creditors will receive $142 million of new bonds in exchange for $190 million of outstanding debt.
March 7
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Creditors have until May 29 to file a proof of claim, though most bondholders won't have to respond because the judge is allowing trustees to file a "master proof of claim."
February 27
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The insurer wants more time to develop land it received as part of the city's bankruptcy exit.
February 27
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The amicus briefs ask the state's high court to weaken a rule that is believed to make future benefit reductions impossible.
February 27
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Financial advisor and attorney Calvin Grigsby vowed to appeal a judge's ruling finding that his former client has absolute immunity from lawsuits.
February 22
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The plan calls for up to $55 million of borrowing to fund 2015 state health and pension benefits.
February 22
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The Iron County Hospital District in Pilot Knob, Missouri, filed for protection from its creditors Wednesday.
February 22
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The California Supreme Court could upend legal assumptions about public employee pensions.
February 20 -
PREPA says a widespread shutdown of electricity on Wednesday is inevitable without a major cash infusion.
February 16
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy appointed his primary opponent to lead a review of the state’s intervention efforts.
February 16
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As payback for a failed nuclear reactor project, state lawmakers could stop the South Carolina Public Service Authority from raising rates.
February 15
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Two Florida counties contend that environmental laws were violated when federal agencies allocated private activity bonds for the All Aboard Florida project.
February 14
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Efforts to push Lombard Public Facilities Corp. out of Chapter 11 were recently dropped, easing obstacles to its restructuring.
February 13 -
Rural hospitals face financial challenges from shrinking populations and cuts to federal funding
February 8
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A think tank supporting an intercity passenger train project in Florida condemned threatened lawsuits it says could delay the Brightline system.
February 7 -
The county is issuing bonds to partially fund a $46 million judgment owed to two men who were wrongly convicted of murder.
February 6
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Municipal bankruptcy expert James Spiotto said courts have ordered that special revenue bonds be paid in midst of bankruptcy.
February 1
