- Wisconsin
Kansas City, Missouris $800 million request is the biggest bond measure on April 4 ballots in Midwestern states, where voters will decide the fate of more than $2 billion of municipal borrowing requests.
March 28 -
St. Louis is seeking federal approval to explore a privatization of St. Louis Lambert International Airport as a means to generate private investment in the air field and funds for city use.
March 24 -
Threats to St. Louis Universitys medical accreditation adds some remote credit risks to the schools rating if not successfully resolved, Moodys Investors Service said.
March 17 - Missouri
St. Louis-based Stern Brothers & Co. has hired longtime public finance banker and manager Linda Matkowski to serve as chief operating officer as the investment bank looks to put more teeth into its status as a woman-owned firm heading into its second century of business.
March 10 - Missouri
St. Louis received a downgrade from Moodys Investors Service Tuesday.
March 8 - Missouri
Kansas City has a market stop planned for Wednesday before moving on to voters who are being asked next month to authorize $800 million in general obligation borrowing for infrastructure work over the next two decades.
March 8 -
The University of Missouris AA-plus rating carries a stable S&P Global Ratings outlook, up from negative.
March 2 - Michigan
Issuers in the Midwest sold $87.2 billion of municipal bonds in 2016, a 23.4% year-over-year increase that was the biggest of any region.
February 14 -
St. Louis voters will decide whether to raise taxes to fund a light-rail expansion and other projects and to cover the city's contribution for a new professional soccer stadium.
February 10 -
St. Louis is hoping the courts will allow voters to decide this spring tax increase proposals to fund a light-rail expansion and other projects and to cover the citys contribution for a new professional soccer stadium.
February 6