Munis

The state will issue revenue bonds backed by tax and fee revenues collected from casinos in the state.

University officials are asking the Legislature to consider allowing higher education institutions to use a loan program through the Bank of North Dakota to help reduce deferred maintenance costs.

Investors, bond lawyers, and other market participants are grappling with how to approach the issue of climate change.

Treasury is requiring both more and less specificity in the public approval process for private activity bonds.

The bonds are secured by the power sales contract between American Municipal Power and 22 participants.

With more than $3 billion of bond-financed stadium expansions recently completed or on the boards, college football programs are struggling to fill the seats.

Municipal enforcement cases including SEC vs. Dwayne Edwards are among those that have been halted.

Bakersfield College students can expect to see more commotion on campus this spring as work begins on a few construction projects, the largest of which is a new campus center.

The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is looking to fill five spots for its Board of Directors, important roles influencing the municipal market.

New year, new National Federation of Municipal Analysts chair, vice chair, treasurer and secretary.

The holidays are over and the muni bond market gets set to go back to work.

The Legislative Analyst's Office says the shift of the takeover role from the state to the county may weaken oversight.

Municipals were slightly weaker Friday in sympathy with Treasuries following a robust jobs report.

Investor worries about volatility in the stock market helped keep alive the muni rally on Thursday.

Revenue from taxes on legal marijuana has not reached the point of being able to support bonds, industry observers say.

Only five priorities remain on the Treasury and IRS work plan in 2019 for the municipal bond market.

The Federal Register publication of the finalized PAB regulation takes effect April 1, but part of it can be implemented by issuers immediately.

The New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority will revive a leasing program that hasn't been used since 2011.

In its 28-page financial report released Wednesday, the board reported that its net assets increased by over $4.3 million.

Municipal issuance fell by 24% to $338 billion for 2018 as changes in U.S. tax law crushed the market.