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Deals from two small Michigan cities show how bond-funded improvements are used to keep up with water infrastructure replacement needs.
June 18
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K-12 public schools get a $55 per-student increase in the state basic allotment, while other funding is allocated to specific purposes.
June 17
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Civic Builders, a 23-year-old nonprofit charter school developer and financer, borrowed though the public municipal bond market for the first time.
June 16
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The tribal movement toward energy independence through renewable-powered microgrid projects has been slowed, if not stalled, by shifting political winds.
June 13
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Southeast state governments are among the most dependent on federal Medicaid, SNAP and FEMA funding.
June 12
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The Columbus City Council approved a November ballot measure seeking voter approval for $1.9 billion of triple-A-rated general obligation bonds.
June 11
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Municipal bond issuers in the state dodged a barrage of bills in this year's legislative session seeking to constrain their debt sales.
June 10
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The university cut campuses in areas with declining populations; this week it plans to issue bonds to fund football stadium renovations.
June 9
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The upshot of the report by Payden & Rygel's Travis McGahey is that the risk of severe credit deterioration and bond defaults remains low.
June 6
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The North Carolina Office of State Budget and Management says the state will have widening deficits starting in fiscal 2026 unless changes are made.
June 5
