Munis

Top-rated municipal bonds were stronger at midday, traders said, as North Carolina competitively sold more than $550 million of bonds.

Municipal bond traders will be seeing the last of this week’s larger deals come to market on Thursday, with North Carolina competitively selling more than $550 million of bonds in a single offering.

The governor promised a "new era of economic growth" stemming from the investments.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer expressed his displeasure with the Department of Education over missing computers at a press conference in Manhattan on Wednesday.

The lockbox provision could allow issuers to borrow at higher ratings, but may punish existing bondholders.

Laramie County may see a special election this fall.

Oklahoma City will use revenue bonds backed by 10 funding sources to fund the project.

Pauls Valley, Okla., school officials have now made it official — an early fall date awaits for another bond issue election.

Two new schools are coming to Spring Hill.

On Monday, the Katy Independent School District, Texas's community bond advisory committee presented the Board of Trustees with their recommendation for a $609.2 million bond package.

Regulators will hear claims that ratepayers face hikes from a “bungled” nuclear reactor project.

San Joaquin Delta College trustees yanked funding on Tuesday for a satellite campus in the north county, prompting Lodi advocates to say that after a decadelong wait the community will now seek partnerships with other colleges or universities.

The Title III bankruptcy judge approved a deal to pay Puerto Rico Employees Retirement System bondholders interest through October.

The debt would help finance a project to divert Red River floods away from Fargo, N.D. and Morehead, Minn.

Clarkston, Wash., School District voters will make the call in November on a $60.5 million school improvement bond after the Clarkston School Board made the ask official Monday.

S&P dropped Alaska to AA amid dwindling budget reserves.

A decreased reliance on bonds to finance capital investments has created a need for more municipal market research tools, experts said.

Two CDDs argue their bond plans comply with state law despite a challenge by residents.

This fall, voters in three Cedar Rapids-Iowa City metro area school districts will be asked to approve a total of $300 million in bond sales to rehabilitate, update and build new public schools.

The primary municipal bond market will keep chugging along next week, with participants set to see more action than they did in a fast and furious past week.