- Florida
The city of Tamarac brings a small deal to market amid a heavy slate this week that officials believe is only the third public green bond offering from Florida.
By Shelly SigoOctober 18 -
Vanderbilt University received an upgrade to triple-A ahead of its first foray into the bond market since separating financially from its medical center.
By Shelly SigoOctober 17 -
Miami agreed to pay $1 million to settle securities fraud charges after the city was found guilty by a local jury of playing a shell game to hide its deteriorating financial condition from bondholders.
By Shelly SigoOctober 14 - Kentucky
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that the city of Fort Wright can proceed with its lawsuit alleging that the Kentucky Retirement Systems made millions in improper investments in alternative asset classes.
By Shelly SigoOctober 12 -
The Virginia Port Authority's credit ratings have been downgraded by S&P Global Ratings ahead of a planned bond sale that will restructure the authority's debt.
By Shelly SigoOctober 7 -
The city of Miami will consider paying $1 million, as recommended by City Attorney Victoria Mendez, to settle a Securities and Exchange Commissions lawsuit.
By Shelly SigoOctober 5 -
Charlotte, N.C., will buck a recent trend and keep embattled Wells Fargo Securities on its sale of up to $150 million of general obligation bonds, saying the investment bank has served the city well.
By Shelly SigoOctober 5 -
A Kentucky Supreme Court ruling that Gov. Matt Bevin does not have authority to withhold university funds is a credit negative, Moody's Investors Service said, because it will be harder to manage difficult budgets without help from lawmakers.
By Shelly SigoOctober 3 -
The judge assigned to Calvin Grigsby's federal discrimination lawsuit against the city of Shreveport, La., is considering whether to dismiss the complaint.
By Shelly SigoSeptember 30 -
Sweet Briar College saw its revenue bonds upgraded four notches, although still within junk territory, because of efforts to keep the 114-year-old Virginia women's institution open.
By Shelly SigoSeptember 29