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A bond investors suspicions triggered a municipal bond trustees firing of a vice president but the question remains: what happened to more than $2 million?
September 29 -
The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents is going to market with $245 million of taxable and tax-exempt bonds for improvements to the football stadium, its residential colleges and a parking garage, after Fitch & S&P downgrades.
September 8 - Oklahoma
A consultant's report shows that earnings for Oklahoma's seven public pension funds fell steeply from the previous year. State Treasurer Ken Miller said the drop was not unexpected but should guide policies in the future.
September 2 - Texas
Issuers in the Southwest sold $42.8 billion of municipal bonds in the first half of 2015, according to data from Thomson Reuters, a 39% year-over-year increase
August 17 - Oklahoma
A 5% drop in revenues in July represented Oklahomas third consecutive month of declines over the same period last year, according to state Treasurer Ken Miller.
August 11 - Texas
Earthquakes across the nations energy-producing regions could have widespread impact on credits and the economies of the regions, according to a report by Standard & Poors.
August 10 - Oklahoma
Oklahoma will reduce spending by $74 million or 1% under a $7.1 billion budget agreement between Gov. Mary Fallin and legislative leaders.
May 20 -
A former Oklahoma lawmaker is seeking to have $2 billion of budget bills from the past three years declared unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court.
May 15 - Oklahoma
An 8.2% increase in income tax receipts kept Oklahoma revenues positive despite the continued weakness of oil and gas income.
May 8 - Oklahoma
The Oklahoma House approved a bill that pre-empts local control of oil and gas drilling after an official report linked disposal wells to swarms of earthquakes.
April 24