A plan to build a new arena in Virginia accommodating two major league sports faces opposition both locally and from the teams' current home in Washington.

A new regulation requiring state and local transportation departments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions would limit spending flexibility, opponents say.

Josh Shapiro proposed sweeping changes to Pennsylvania's K-12 and higher education systems and $500 million of borrowing for his economic development plan.

The state expects to release a RFQ for interested consortiums later this year and has named I-24 as the first toll lane project.

States are tapping general funds, issuing bonds and upping fees.

State officials and lawmakers are pushing for new infrastructure spending

States are considering tolls, public-private partnerships, per-mile usage fees and even retail delivery fees to shore up transportation funding among a declining motor fuel tax.

A call to action for the $4 trillion municipal bond market.

A congressional hearing last week underscored the risk of havoc-based cyberattacks, particularly from China, said Hilltop's Tom Kozlik.

Josh Shapiro said his 10-year program is Pennsylvania's first coordinated economic development plan in nearly two decades.

Biden administration officials have indicated they will not be appealing the Eleventh Circuit's decision allowing states to use ARPA funds to offset tax cuts to the Supreme Court.

California voters will weight a $6.4 billion bond measure in March that redirects money from an existing millionaire's tax supporting mental health programs.

The new legislation does not include a SALT cap adjustment, though some lawmakers had been holding out for one.

Financing for the $2.1 billion Calcasieu River bridge includes a mix of state funds, federal grants and bonds, which will hit the market in early April.

With its cash balance eroding due to a budget imbalance, the university, under the watchful eye of Arizona's governor, will undergo system-wide changes.

Other municipal finance caucus members stepping down are Dan Kildee, Grace Napolitano and Derek Kilmer.

The discussion of rate cuts, both timing and amount, has analysts offering varying estimates.

The push for bills to punish companies, including municipal bond underwriters, for their fossil fuel or firearm policies continues in Arizona and Oklahoma.

The Vermont state auditor questioned the city of Burlington's use of premium bonds in a tax increment finance district deal.

Barclays joins UBS and Citigroup in being prohibited from underwriting state and local government bonds under Texas laws aimed at protecting the fossil fuel and firearms industries.