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Standard & Poors has lowered St. Anthonys Medical Center by two notches to A-minus over dents in its operating performance.
October 13 - Missouri
St. Louis public finance community will join with the friends and family of Ivy D. Neyland-Pinkston in a celebration of life gathering Saturday to honor the longtime deputy comptroller for finance and development.
October 1 - Missouri
Ferguson, Missouri fired back at Moodys Investors Service for its steep downgrade to junk, accusing the rating agency of being unwilling to give it more time to provide information that would offer a fuller picture.
September 23 - Missouri
Ferguson, Mo. lost its investment-grade rating Thursday when Moody's Investors Service dropped its rating four notches in a sign of the financial fallout from the fatal 2014 police shooting of Michael Brown.
September 17 -
A federal class action lawsuit settlement between a group of bondholders that invested in a failed Missouri sucralose plant and the financial firms involved in the $39 million bond deal is nearing final approval.
September 16 - Missouri
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon said a $1 billion proposed football stadium in St. Louis would not need legislative or voter approval because it would be an economic development project.
September 4 - Missouri
Missouri will begin tapping about $300 million in borrowing authority when its sells $60 million of high-grade special obligation bonds Tuesday for renovations to the state capitol and other state and university building projects.
August 21 - Missouri
The Missouri Development Finance Board signed off on tax credit allocations to support the state-backed financing plan for a new $1 billion St. Louis Rams professional football stadium.
August 19 - Missouri
Moodys Investors Service downgraded St. Louis one notch.
August 17 - Missouri
St. Louis voters Tuesday rejected a $180 million bond measure that the city had promoted as needed to help get deferred infrastructure work completed.
August 5