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Schools and governments turn to bonds to cover payouts in the wake of a California law that temporarily lifted the statute of limitations on sex abuse claims.
July 18
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Atlanta's airport and the rapid transit system have the biggest anticipated capital plans over the next five years.
July 17
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A 2024 Illinois law loosened school bond restrictions, allowing districts to authorize some debt without an election. That caused a backlash in one district.
July 16
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With big state incentives and tariff protection, a United Arab Emirates-based aluminum producer has pledged to build the first new U.S. smelter in decades.
July 15
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New York City lawmakers spent big on social services. But the budget still leaves the city exposed to cuts by the Trump administration and congressional GOP.
July 14
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The comprehensive federal tax bill President Trump signed July 4 is credit negative for universities, Moody's Ratings said.
July 11
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As long as the Oversight Board offers virtually nothing to many PREPA bondholders, the bankruptcy is likely to be tied up for years in litigation.
July 10
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School districts across Missouri face uncertainty over certification of their bond measures in light of a statute requiring a precise public notice window.
July 9
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The budget traveled a bumpy road before a package of spending bills won final passage just days before the July 1 start of fiscal 2026.
July 8
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New Hampshire Supreme Court found that the state doesn't spend enough on education, but upheld the education property tax system.
July 7
