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Transportation advocates target 16 members of key House committees with radio ads for multiyear highway and transit funding.
August 27
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Hillview, Ky., filed for bankruptcy to stop interest accruing on an $11.4 million adverse judgment and will pay its $3.2 million of bond debt, said City Attorney Tammy Baker.
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Moody's revised its outlook on the nonprofit health care sector to stable from negative, where it has been since 2008, citing significant gains in several key areas.
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Phoenix voters have approved a $31.7 billion transportation plan funded by an increase in a dedicated sales tax.
August 26
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Buy-side analysts and strategists offered recovery solutions for Puerto Rico ranging from eligibility for Chapter 9 bankruptcy to Congressional intervention and economic reform.
August 26
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Virginia's proposed $2.1 billion project to reduce congestion on Interstate 66 can go ahead as a public-private partnership.
August 25
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When Congress returns to Washington in September, members will have to address a number of important fiscal issues in a short amount of time.
August 25
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Colorado may have to cut highway funding so it can issue tax refunds triggered by the state's TABOR law.
August 24
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Two Maryland counties have committed another $60 million to help fund the proposed $2 billion Purple Line P3 light-rail project.
August 21
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Weekly volume is estimated to vault to $8.5 billion the week of Aug. 24 as mammoth sales from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and the state of California sit atop the weekly slate, while a $750 million deal from the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority looms on the day-to-day calendar.
August 21
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The political bickering that litters the New York-area transportation funding landscape raises doubts about big projects such as the LaGuardian Airport renovation and Hudson River train tunnels.
August 21
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