Public finance

Top-rated municipal bonds finished stronger on Tuesday, as the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York’s $345.9 million of revenue bonds were priced for institutions after a shortened retail order period.

An emerging network technology that has begun to trickle into the securities industry has potential in the muni market.

The Wisconsin-based conduit got a BBB rating from Kroll Bond Rating Agency for $165 million of Series 2017 taxable revenue bonds payable solely from New York's Albert Einstein College of Medicine promissory notes and guaranteed by Montefiore Medical Center.

Tennessee lawmakers debate a gas tax hike as report finds bad roads cost motorists $6 billion a year.

Seven Illinois public universities with more than $2 billion in rated debt face a rating review.

Doreen Frasca and Ken Cushine, Principals, discuss their history and conviction in providing municipal advisory services that are dedicated to the complex airport sector. Hosted by John Hallacy.

After 20 years as a consultant to airports and airlines, Frasca & Associates LLC is thriving and planning to expand its offices, staff and client base.

Top-rated municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session, according to traders, as the first of the week’s large deals hit the market.

Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin's $613 million FY18 spending plan acknowledges a $50 million shortfall.

Municipal market participants are set for action to get started in the primary with several large negotiated and competitive deals on tap, led by issuers in New York, Florida and Virginia.

Pricing wires for competitive bond offerings

Pricing wires for negotiated bond offerings

Indiana's latest revenue estimates offered good news for lawmakers.

The territory’s government is rushing to rewrite statehood plebiscite language rejected by U.S. Department of Justice.

City councilors took the first step to wrap up projects included in the city's 2012 General Obligation Bond issue.

With Sherman residents soon to vote on a $308 million bond package aimed at overhauling the Sherman Independent School District's facilities, supporters and opponents of the plan are both making their positions known to the community.

The Oxford School District will host a series of community meetings starting Monday to gather input regarding a proposed bond issue.

Columbus Public Library Director Drew Brookhart has a lot to think about over the days, weeks and months ahead.

With the vote on a $74 million bond to benefit Red Oak ISD on the horizon, district officials will hold a second town hall meeting Thursday evening.

Trustees on the Gustine Unified School District governing board clashed with each other and members of the public Wednesday night over criticisms of the board's transparency and district management of the Measure P bond.