The spending plan for fiscal 2020 includes $446.7 million in borrowing for transportation projects in Florida.

Colorado's complicated state funding formula could get the boot from voters even as it returns nearly $40 million to state taxpayers.

With an $11.8 billion budget that nearly doubles that of a decade ago, Arizona rebuilds its balance sheet while boosting pay for teachers and state employees.

It’s Democrat vs. Democrat with Gov. Phil Murphy and legislative leaders debating competing spending plans as the July 1 deadline quickly approaches.

While political debate over Connecticut highway tolls remains jammed, Gov. Ned Lamont's administration warned about federal backlash over a maintenance backlog.

Maine avoided political infighting and adopted its $7.98 billion two-year budget well before deadline.

Democratic lawmakers scrapped Gov. Phil Murphy’s millionaire’s tax proposal and pitched their own budget plan just two weeks before a July 1 deadline.

State and local governments and trade groups have until Sept. 13 to submit comments on the 48-page exposure draft GASB released June 13.

More municipalities are turning to local solutions, including P3s and value capture structures.

Texas school districts sort through the implications of a new legislative formula to increase per-pupil funding.

The water district in Washington County, Utah, is driving a plan estimated at up to $1.8 billion to bring water 140 miles from Lake Powell.

Moody's is bullish on the state's budget and capital bills, less so on gambling expansion and recreational marijuana

A strong economy has resulted in more success for tolled managed lanes than many skeptics anticipated.

Online wagers dominate in-person bets to drive New Jersey's still-modest but rising take from sports betting.

State governments generally are better prepared for an economic downtown than at any other time since the National Association of State Budget Officers began keeping records in 1988.

States struggle to reap the full benefits of the multibillion-dollar legal marijuana industry becuase of conflicts with federal law.

Deputy Governor Dan Hynes says the recent legislative session put the state on an "upward trajectory," but underfunded pensions dog the state.

Water, health care and housing lead the agenda in budget discussions.

State lawmakers at this year’s session provided $993 million for 1,600 bond-funded projects around the state.

State lawmakers punted the touchy subject of reimposing tolls to Gov. Ned Lamont, who may call a special session.