- Ohio
Fitch Ratings boosted its outlook to positive from stable on Cleveland, Ohio, saying the outlook reflects improved financial operations and an increase in reserves.
April 7 -
Ohio next week will launch its first public-private partnership with the sale of $230 million of tax-exempt private activity bonds for a highway through the Appalachians.
March 25 -
The Ohio State University wants a private firm to take over its energy system for 50 years in exchange for an upfront cash payment, marking another first for a public university.
March 24 -
Ohio Transportation officials have launched a $2.4 billion capital plan for 2015 thats the second-largest in state history and features the states first public-private partnership.
March 19 -
The chief financial officer of Ohio State University, who helped craft the university's first-of-its-kind lease of its parking system, is leaving the university to take a job at the Australian company that is leasing the parking system.
March 19 -
The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is coming to market Tuesday with $51 million of transportation bonds backed by a countywide sales tax.
March 16 -
The Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission is selling $158 million of power refunding bonds tied to the controversial Prairie State coal plant, which recently won a round of fresh praise from ratings analysts.
March 10 -
University Hospitals, one of northeast Ohio's largest providers, is in talks to acquire stand-alone hospital Samaritan Regional Health.
March 6 - Ohio
Ohio Gov. John Kasich is pushing lawmakers to continue to chop away at the state's income tax rate, offsetting the loss with an increase in so-called consumption taxes.
February 27 - Ohio
Moody's Investors Service downgraded the Cleveland suburb of Maple Heights two notches into junk territory a week after the state auditor declared a fiscal emergency and two months after the city missed payments on sewer loans to the state.
February 25