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Cork popping has given way to elbow grease as Academy School District 20 broke ground Tuesday on a $21 million elementary school where Research Parkway dead-ends at Wolf Valley Drive.
May 31 -
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper won't call lawmakers back for a vote on $3.5 billion for highway bonds.
May 22 -
S&P Global Ratings named Ken Gacka to manage analysis of the not-for-profit healthcare sector.
May 18 -
The University of Colorado's bond rating has been upgraded, indicating to investors financial stability for CU's current and future bonds, according to a Tuesday press release.
May 17 -
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper may call lawmakers back to reconsider a transportation bill.
May 12 -
The U.S. Olympic Museum could break ground in the next several weeks after a Colorado Springs redevelopment agency agreed Friday to issue bonds that will provide a crucial piece of funding for the $75 million project.
April 11 -
Moodys Investors Service retained a negative outlook on Catholic Health Initiatives $5.7 billion of rated debt after lowering the healthcare giant to Baa1 from A3. The downgrade comes less than a month after a similar move by S&P Global Ratings.
March 22 - Colorado
Parker Schenken, a veteran public finance attorney from Nebraska, will join the public finance team at Sherman & Howard in Denver, the firm said.
March 8 -
Nonprofit health giant Catholic Health Initiatives fell one notch to BBB-plus on S&P Global Ratings' scale Thursday due to a weakened financial profile, analysts said.
March 2 - Texas
With a strong, fourth-quarter kick, bond volume in the Southwest set a second consecutive record at $83.4 billion, surpassing the 2015 total by 7.2%, according to data from Thomson Reuters.
February 13