- Oklahoma
Oklahomas pension fund investments are among the nations worst performers, with some turning negative in the last fiscal year, according to state Treasurer Ken Miller.
September 12 - Texas
With its fiscal year completed Aug. 31, Texas came up 1.3% short of revenue estimates used to budget for fiscal year 2016, state Comptroller Glenn Hegar reported.
September 7 - Oklahoma
Oklahoma Treasurer Ken Miller sees no immediate signs of a turnaround as state revenues fall for the 18th straight month in August.
September 7 - Texas
Bonds for three private prisons in Texas suffered downgrades well below junk-bond status from S&P Global Ratings after the U.S. Department of Justice announced plans to discontinue their use.
September 6 - Kansas
Kansas revenues continued to fall below forecast in August, running 2.3% or $10.2 million short of expectations.
September 2 - Texas
The Texas Water Development Board expects the market to quickly absorb its $711 million of top-rated revenue bonds.
September 2 -
Caught up in a dispute between county tax appraisers and the bankrupt owner of a nuclear power plant, a tax-supported hospital district in Glen Rose, Texas, has defaulted on its debt payment, according to a disclosure notice.
August 30 - Texas
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins advocacy for two Dallas-based bond firms in a $168 million issue led to accusations of interference in a process designed to avoid political influence.
August 29 - Texas
After approving a plan to finance $70 billion of projects over the next decade, the Texas Transportation Commission will issue $712 million of bonds in September to take care of current needs.
August 29 - Texas
Issuers in the Southwest sold $42.85 billion of bonds in the first half of 2016, only 0.6% behind the record pace of the same period last year, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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