- Minnesota
Minnesota is offering $350 million of its high-grade state revolving paper in a competitive sale set for Tuesday.
February 8 -
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan Airports Commission won an upgrade of its subordinate bond credit after a new review.
December 21 - Minnesota
Minnesotas coffers have surged to twice the previously projected balance, prompting a new round of debate over how to spend the extra funds with a focus on tax cuts, education, and transportation.
December 4 - Minnesota
Moody's Investors Service dropped Minnesota-based Amherst H. Wilder Foundation's rating by two levels to A3 over its fiscal struggles that have led to endowment draws.
November 5 - 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 -
The Internal Revenue Service has determined that industrial development bonds issued by the city of Minneapolis in 2006 for a printing-facility project are taxable.
September 28 -
Faltering projects designed to boost the economy can expose municipalities to the perils of backing such ventures, Moody's Investors Service said in a commentary.
September 24 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $91 million of Build America Bonds issued by the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority in fall 2010.
September 9 -
Standard & Poor's outlook on the University of Minnesota Regents' rating has dimmed due to pressures posed by the state flagship school's increasing debt load.
August 6 - Minnesota
Minnesota's flush coffers and structural budget balance led Standard & Poor's to revise its outlook on the state's AA-plus rating to positive from stable.
August 5