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Guam’s tourism has been hit very hard by COVID-related travel limitations, but the government should be able to get through this period with approved federal aid and the continuation of federal military construction.
May 7 -
A majority of the USVI Senate are sponsoring a bill to give the Public Services Commission near total control over the islands' financially troubled water and power authority.
May 4 -
The junk-rated school district won an upgrade and saw its secondary bond market spreads narrow as it expects to pocket about $1.8 billion in new aid.
March 12 -
Fitch Ratings warns that mounting challenges posed by ratepayers of Missouri's Howard Bend Levee District put its 2005 bonds at greater default risk.
February 12 -
The Motor City's spread penalties were reduced by more than half compared to its previous sale in October in a deal that was oversubscribed by 20 times.
February 5 -
The junk-rated district that is managing the COVID-19 pandemic's fiscal impact with the help of federal relief trimmed spread penalties as investors were drawn to the extra yield offered for the junk paper.
January 29 -
Federal COVID-19 relief aid cushions the district's balance sheet but labor, state budget, and pension woes remain.
January 25 -
S&P Global Ratings raised Detroit's outlook to stable from negative on a BB-minus rating; Moody's affirmed the city at Ba3 with a positive outlook.
January 22 -
The high-yield deal will mark the junk-rated city's third post-bankruptcy general obligation issue on its own credit, without any external support.
December 17 -
The authority that financed baseball and football stadiums in Chicago is sounding fiscal alarms as the coronavirus pandemic crushes hotel tax revenue.
December 15 -
Moody's dropped the Chicago Archdiocese' rated debt by three notches to Ba1.
December 10 -
Jersey Shore gambling hub's financial progress under state supervision amid coronavirus headwinds prompted rating agency to revise junk-rated city's outlook to positive.
December 2 -
Thomas Forkin eyes legal challenges to state's intervention efforts if he defeats incumbent Marty Small in Tuesday's election.
October 30 -
Detroit's public school system believes the city's stand-alone bond sales bode well for its future market access should it eventually seek to borrow.
October 28 -
Detroit's spreads widened from last deal in 2018 but interest rates were lower thanks to overall bond market conditions.
October 19 -
UMB will ask the state Supreme Court to consider its argument that Platte County is legally obligated to repay defaulted bonds issued for a shopping center.
October 7 -
The county has so far prevailed in legal arguments that it is not responsible for making up revenue shortfalls on shopping center bonds.
September 11 -
The student housing and academic facility that serves the University of Illinois Chicago campus opened in August.
September 9 -
The Chicago Board of Education warns of tough spending decisions ahead if the federal government doesn't act on a new stimulus/relief package.
August 27 -
Fitch Ratings cut Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District in Imperial County to BB from BBB-minus.
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