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Progressive Democrats propose $2 trillion of new, direct federal infrastructure funding.

New York City could lose $850 million if Trump's budget passes, city Comptroller Scott Stringer said.

The administration wants to keep the tax exemption for state and local bonds, the Treasury secretary told Senate lawmakers.

Coalition of groups urges House committee members to support tax-exempt bonds for infrastructure to help economy grow and create jobs.

A coalition of prominent groups told Illinois lawmakers not to come back without a budget resolution.

Trump’s infrastructure proposals could result in less infrastructure spending, not more.

Lawyers on a panel said issuers should focus on good policies and procedures as well as SEC enforcement trends.

A federal district judge extended a delay on Maryland’s Purple Line P3 rail project for more studies.

Trump's budget guts grant programs, contains nothing new on tax reform, and may actually cut net funds for infrastructure, drawing complaints from Democrats, governmental groups and infrastructure advocates.

New Indiana law paves the way for state oversight of two struggling school districts.