CPS expects to close the current fiscal year with a clean slate on short-term borrowing for a second year in a row but it will still rely on TANs to manage liquidity throughout the next fiscal year.

Lawmakers will be called back into session after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill for having too many loopholes.

Gov. Ned Lamont signed income tax rate cuts expected to benefit nearly 1 million people in the most comprehensive cut since the income tax was imposed in 1991.

Community colleges will be rewarded based on results that align with regional and state education and workforce needs.

Analysts agree with the market that the Federal Open Market Committee will hold rates in a range of 5% to 5.25%, but guidance will suggest a future hike.

Houston is one of the largest U.S. cities to set up a trust to help fund non-pension retiree benefits such as healthcare.

The report provides the first step in assessing what level of benefit enhancement is needed before further state action is taken on Tier 2 pension benefits.

The bill moved through votes in the Republican-controlled state legislature and onto the desk of a supportive Gov. Kay Ivey in just under a month.

Additionally, state Treasurer Dale Folwell endorsed an anti-ESG bill in the state legislature.

Some Democrats objected to the lack of hearing on the bill, which cements Aviation Trust Fund taxes for the next five years.

Weekday ridership on the farebox-dependent regional transit system is below 40% of pre-pandemic levels. Some lawmakers are pushing a state transit rescue package.

The City-County Council signed off on up to $625 million of borrowing for a city-owned convention center hotel after a developer-financed plan fell through.

Economic boosters in Virginia say 100,000 acres of abandoned mine lands can provide the state a unique tool in meeting green energy goals.

The website highlighting newly launched public and private projects comes ahead of the administration's second "Investing in America" tour in July.

"We are delivering the largest cut to Connecticut's income tax rates in state history," Gov. Ned Lamont said.

The state's attorney general called the move unconstitutional and warned that it will likely lead to costly litigation.

Cook County, local governments, transit agencies, and the education and hospital sectors all benefit from bills passed by Illinois lawmakers.

"It's a quiet revolution," said Reason Foundation's Robert Poole.

Volatility in fixed income prices, which has risen recently, should not be mistaken for a systemic flaw in market structure or be used as a "strawman" to fix the plumbing and functioning of these markets.

Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott plans a special session on school choice as more states pass vouchers and Arizona's universal program sees costs explode.