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An Internal Revenue Service audit of $73.6 million of Series A excise revenue refunding bonds issued by the city and county of Denver in 2009 has been closed with no change to the bonds tax-exempt status.
June 13 -
Colorado state lawmakers have passed legislation designed to validate previous elections of special districts and protect them from legal challenges to their qualified electors who vote to create the districts and authorize issuances of tax-exempt bonds.
May 12 -
A Colorado lawmakers proposal for a $3.5 billion state road bond referendum fails in the final hours of 2016 session.
May 11 -
Catholic Health Initiatives, the nations second-largest nonprofit healthcare system, was downgraded by Moodys Investors Service, affecting $7.3 billion of rated debt.
May 10 -
Colorado Senate has approved a $3.5 billion road note package that could go to voters in November.
May 6 - Colorado
The top-rated Denver Board of Water Commissioners will price $100 million of revenue bonds for new projects and $70 million of refunding in a competitive sale.
May 6 -
Despite what they say is low unemployment in their states, four governors who spoke on a panel at the Milken Institute Global conference said job creation is their main priority.
May 3 -
A broad ruling by the Colorado Court of Appeals in a case of a developers egregious fraud has sent lawyers to the states General Assembly for legislation to protect existing special districts that issue tax-exempt bonds.
April 29 - Texas
Citing persistent and large operating losses, Standard & Poors downgraded Catholic Health Initiatives one notch to A-minus and retained a negative outlook.
April 20 -
Colorado Gov. John Hickenloopers signature on recently passed legislation will clear a path for the University of Colorados $168 million issue of new money and refunding bonds.
April 4