Revenue bonds

Proposed guidelines for federal tax credits could undermine the effort to build a clean hydrogen market, critics say.

The state plans to price the bonds in early October.

The state has selected a stretch of Interstate 24 between Nashville and Murfreesboro to be its first "Choice Lane," an optional toll lane to bypass congestion.

The Greater Arizona Development Authority, which has been inactive for nearly a decade, will once again offer lower cost financing for rural communities and tribal governments.

The Omaha City Council approved placing a $333.4 million GO bond deal on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Concerns have been raised about audits related to nearly $2.9 billion of ratepayer-backed bonds sold for Oklahoma utilities in 2022.

Karl Knight worked as chief of staff for U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.

The largest is an up to $2 billion issue to replace the I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge.

The Texas Water Development Board expects to sell up to $1.8 billion of tax-exempt and taxable bonds in September.

The one notch upgrade affects $256 million in outstanding bonds and resulted from Fitch's recent criteria change.

Three municipalities will share the money and two will also get revolving loan funds.

A revenue bond issue for Galveston Wharves will price Tuesday after Hurricane Beryl interrupted port operations earlier this week.

The Colorado Educational and Cultural Facilities Authority formed a non-profit subsidiary to facilitate the financing, ownership, and operation of the historic hotel.

The Ohio county seated in Cleveland is only one of many jurisdictions where officials are grappling with weakening sales tax revenues.

The 0.34% sales tax rate increase would raise an estimated $70 million annually for Colorado's only safety net healthcare provider.

In a one-day special session, lawmakers passed a bill expanding an economic development bond program to finance venues for the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals.

Legislation passed by Utah lawmakers during a special session addresses concerns from the Intermountain Power Agency about a new law to keep a coal-fired power plant operating.

Controversy over where to build a new jail has delayed further issuance of $260 million of voter-approved bonds after an initial $45 million sale.

Legislative leaders want the Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs to weigh in on a plan to use bonds for a new stadium on their side of the state line.

The project will expand the plant's capacity from 75 million gallons per day currently to 100 million gallons to serve a growing population.