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The Cook County Clerks office has reversed course and signed off on the validity of Harvey, Ill.s property tax levy request, raising hopes that the city will make good on bond payments.
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A $357 million federal TIFIA loan to a Texas P3 project will help finance construction of tolled express lanes on a Houston highway.
May 2
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Atlantic City, N.J., averted default Monday by making a $1.8 million debt service payment, but its far from certain the struggling city can make other such payments this year.
May 2
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Most Americans surveyed in a new poll would support replacing the gasoline tax with road user fees.
April 29
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Demand for municipal bonds has been so strong in 2016 that not even the arrival of income tax season could put a stopper on the flow of money into the industry.
April 29
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As Pennsylvania lawmakers debate Gov. Tom Wolf's proposed $32 billion fiscal 2017 spending plan, many municipal analysts view the state's prospects in a negative light.
April 29
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For the 30th week in a row, municipal bond funds reported inflows, according to Lipper data released Thursday, as demand for tax-exempts remained high through tax season.
April 28
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The weekly average yield to maturity of The Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, rose two basis points to 3.96% from 3.94% in the previous week.
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In a near unanimous vote, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on Thursday passed a bill that includes $1.4 billion in federal funding for Flint, Mich. as well as any other community facing a water crisis.
April 28
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The Federal Transit Administration will award $22.5 million of clean technology grants to seven transit agencies.
April 28
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After having been withdrawn from the energy bill in the Senate, controversial legislation to provide federal funds to Flint, Mich., and any other community facing a water crisis, has been included in a major water bill introduced in the chamber this week.
April 27
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State budget conditions vary widely as of late fiscal 2016, with the overall picture getting better while states with less diversified economies face significant stress, Standard & Poor's said Wednesday.
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