- Connecticut
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority intends to offer $189 million in tax-exempt bonds to finance single-family mortgages.
April 25 - Connecticut
Hartford, Conn., received a one-notch downgrade from Moodys Investors Service, to Baa1 from A3.
April 20 -
The University of Connecticut intends to sell $342 million of GO bonds under its UConn 2000 infrastructure improvement program, including a $42 million refunding.
March 31 - Connecticut
Connecticut lawmakers approved a plan to close an estimated $220 million deficit for fiscal 2016, while a nearly $1 billion shortfall for the following year hovers.
March 30 - Massachusetts
Connecticut, home to the two tribal casinos that launched a gambling boom in the northeast, may become a victim of that boom as gambling behemoth MGM builds a casino just across the state line in Massachusetts.
March 24 -
Revised outlooks to negative from two of the four bond rating agencies represent bittersweet news for Connecticut, said state Treasurer Denise Nappier.
March 10 - Connecticut
Connecticuts bond outlook was revised to negative from stable by Moodys Investors Service, citing budget strains from weakening demographics.
March 9 -
The Schaghticoke Tribal Nation filed a lawsuit against Connecticut, asserting a casino law is unconstitutional.
March 7 - Massachusetts
Issuers in the Northeast sold $102.9 billion of municipal bonds in 2015, almost 9% above the previous year's volume.
February 19 -
New Britain, Conn.'s bond rating has soared, thanks to a turnaround led by twentysomething Mayor Erin Stewart.
February 9