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In a year in which 16 states lost population, Texas' growth is expected to stand out in the belated 2020 Census.
January 4 -
While there are no major sales on the calendar for this week, some larger deals from and Texas, California, New Jersey and Colorado issuers are on tap for the first few weeks of 2021.
December 29 -
With its population continuing to grow, the nation's second-largest state expects a 10.5% bump in debt financing, according to its annual report.
December 28 -
The entire municipal exempt yield curve is seeing consolidation with a 125 basis point spread between one and 30 years, and sub-1% yields are holding firm inside of 15 years.
December 17 -
The state of Illinois sold $2 billion of three-year notes to the Federal Reserve's Municipal Liquidity Facility at 3.42%.
December 15 -
For the seventh time in 2020, monthly sales tax revenues in November were below the same month in 2019.
December 2 -
“This is a preliminary determination, not a proposed adverse determination or a final determination,” the county said.
November 18 -
Local governments are facing calls for tax relief as the pandemic slows the economy and they implement property tax reform legislation.
November 16 -
After two failed efforts to bring light rail to one of Texas’ most congested cities, voters approved the Project Connect measure.
November 4 -
Mark Nitcholas will will focus on local and state governments, state agencies and school districts within Texas and the Southwest.
November 3