- Texas
Texas lawmakers will have 2.7% less revenue for the next two-year budget compared to the current biennium, Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced.
January 9 - Texas
As President-elect Donald Trump lays the groundwork for a great wall on the Mexican border, Texans weigh the impact of his protectionist ideas on a trade-fueled economy.
January 9 - Texas
Afflicted with a pension crisis that has lowered credit ratings, the Dallas City Council informally agreed to postpone an $800 million bond election that had been expected in May.
January 5 - Texas
With revenues down slightly in 2016, Texas saw sales taxes turn positive in December, rising 4.9%, according to Comptroller Glenn Hegar.
January 5 -
Public utilities have the rate-setting flexibility to handle an 11% drop in demand for electricity through 2040, according to Fitch Ratings.
January 3 - Texas
State-supported universities in Texas will start the New Year with more than $1.5 billion of bonds expected to price in January.
December 30 -
Salt Lake City International Airport is preparing to issue $900 million of debt with the debt-free airport's first bond deal since 2004.
December 23 - Texas
The future of a bond-financed nuclear waste disposal site in Texas may be influenced by the appointment of Rick Perry, who boosted the site as Texas governor, to be Secretary of Energy.
December 19 - Texas
Corpus Christi has given water utility customers the go-ahead to use tap water after a toxic substance entered the water supply, leading to a four-day ban on consumption or bathing.
December 19 - Colorado
A new Colorado Municipal Bond Club for people working in the municipal bond industry will provide networking and an annual ski outing, founders said.
December 19