- Connecticut
Connecticut, which expects to empty most of its rainy-day fund as it struggles with its budget, received a downgrade from Kroll Bond Rating Agency
July 19 - Pennsylvania
Brexit, the United Kingdoms referendum vote to leave the European Union, may complicate the fiscal strife facing many Northeast states by adding another variable to problems that were already present.
July 8 - Connecticut
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority intends to offer up to $63 million in fixed-rate bonds on Tuesday and $23 million as variable rate on July 13.
June 28 - Connecticut
A transfer from Connecticut's rainy-day fund to cover a projected $316 million fiscal 2016 budget gap would be a credit negative, Moody's said.
June 27 -
State Treasurer Denise Nappier announced a reduction in the Connecticut Higher Education Trust management fee, now that the direct-sold plan has exceeded $2.5 billion in assets.
June 7 -
Hartford, Conn., Mayor Luke Bronin has called a $47 million performance bond on the developer of a minor-league baseball park, citing delays and cost overruns.
May 31 - Connecticut
The budget problems of Connecticut, which received two downgrades Thursday, are also a problem for its three largest cities.
May 20 -
Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings both downgraded Connecticut's general obligation bonds to AA-minus from AA in advance of the state's $511 million sale.
May 19 - Connecticut
The grim financial picture in Hartford, Conn. includes rating downgrades, doomsday budget forecasts and two stadium fiascos.
May 13 - Connecticut
Connecticut's House of Representatives is scheduled to debate a nearly $20 billion state budget for fiscal 2017, one day after Senate approval.
May 13