- Texas
The San Antonio City Council will ask voters to approve $850 million of bonds, the largest package in the citys history, for projects that include redevelopment of Hemisfair Park.
January 19 -
With $9 billion of transportation projects awaiting funding, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is joining legislative leaders in supporting a $3.5 billion bond program for shovel-ready projects.
January 18 -
Citing improving market conditions, the University of Houston plans to increase its offering in a competitive sale by $40 million to more than $400 million.
January 18 -
In its first deal of the year, the Texas Transportation Commission sees another opportunity to achieve savings with $800 million of refunding bonds.
January 17 - Texas
Endowed with record funding levels, the Texas Department of Transportation expects to gain momentum on $70 billion of transportation projects planned over the next decade.
January 13 - Kansas
Facing a $900 million shortfall, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is proposing a combination of tax increases, cuts in transportation and pension funding and the sale of tobacco settlement securitization bonds.
January 12 - Texas
Dallas unresolved Police and Fire Pension crisis brought another downgrade Wednesday as S&P Global Ratings dropped the city to AA-minus and retained a negative outlook.
January 11 -
As the 2017 Colorado General Assembly gets underway, one measure lawmakers are expected to consider is a sales tax increase for a $3.5 billion transportation and infrastructure bond program.
January 11 - Oklahoma
For the fifth straight year, Oklahoma lawmakers will begin the budget process with lower revenues than the previous year as the state's energy slump continues.
January 10 - Texas
Failure of the Texas Legislature to create a new framework for Dallas failing Police and Fire Pension Fund would likely bring a downgrade to the citys AA credit rating, according to Fitch Ratings.
January 9