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Illinois' tardy fiscal 2020 financial statements offer a view of COVID-19's early impact on the state's finances.
August 31 -
State lawmakers will have funds to work with as they has out details of the budget they enacted earlier this summer.
August 25 -
The drenching of several regions exposed vulnerabilities that vary by state, and recurring problems that could jeopardize municipal credit.
August 24 -
Production companies making films, TV series and commercials may offer North Carolina $409 million of revenue this year.
August 20 -
In his annual revenue speech, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam highlighted the state’s record reserves, budget surplus and optimistic economic outlook.
August 19 -
States can borrow from the federal government when needed to provide unemployment benefits, but it can create an unwieldy overhang.
August 18 -
Automatic deposits would flow to the near empty rainy day and pension stabilization funds if the state government's unpaid bill backlog stays under $3 billion.
August 17 -
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear talks with Chip Barnett about economic progress the Commonwealth has made this year and how the state-local government partnership strengthened during the pandemic. He describes the heartbreaking human cost of the virus, the deadly toll it took on residents and why the Delta variant is a continuing cause of concern. (14 minutes)
August 17 -
Economic growth after the pandemic and maintaining structural balance and reserves will influence whether Fitch ultimately lifts the state to AAA from AA-plus.
August 5 -
Wisconsin's two-year budget was enacted despite the division between Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republicans who control the legislature.
August 5