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Indiana would build a new $120 million bond-financed mental health facility in what Gov. Mike Pences administration is billing as an affordable option that will usher in a new model of care
December 16 -
Indiana will spend $70 million to expand lanes on a well-traveled stretch of Interstate 65 under a plan announced by Gov. Mike Pence.
December 9 - Indiana
Moodys Investors Service has placed Indianapolis Public Schools Aa2 rating under review with its direction uncertain due to the lack of current financial information.
December 3 - Indiana
Lawrence, Indianas waterworks utility lost its investment grade level rating after being hit with a three notch downgrade from Standard & Poors.
November 10 - Ohio
Voters across the Midwest elected new leaders, embraced the borrowing pleas of some school districts while nixing others, and rejected a controversial marijuana initiative in one state.
November 5 - Indiana
The Indiana Finance Authority's chief financial and chief operating officer, Dan Huge, will take the helm of the agency that serves as the state's borrowing arm.
November 2 - Indiana
The developers of a $2.8 billion Indiana fertilizer plant will remarket $1.26 billion of debt as they continue trying to finalize project details they have to nail down before they can roll the securities into a long-term structure.
October 26 - Indiana
Indianapolis received a first time general obligation rating of AA-plus from Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
October 16 -
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence unveiled a new $1 billion, four-year road and bridge construction plan that draws from reserves and calls for new borrowing.
October 14 -
Moodys Investors Service dropped Good Samaritan Hospital in Knox County, Indiana by one level to Baa2 and warned of the potential for further deterioration by leaving a negative outlook on the rating.
October 13