- Wisconsin
The new $500 million arena for the National Basketball Associations Milwaukee Bucks took a step forward when the city approved its contribution toward a $250 million public funding package.
September 23 - Wisconsin
Standard & Poor's stripped Lawrence, Wis. of its investment grade rating after learning of the risky terms in the municipalitys direct placement debt contracts.
September 18 - Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Common Council is expected to consider at its meeting Sept. 22 the use of $47 million in public funds to help finance a new $500 million arena for National Basketball Associations Milwaukee Bucks.
September 16 -
Standard & Poors view of the University of Wisconsin Hospital & Clinics Authoritys A-plus credit has brightened.
September 16 -
Wisconsin takes competitive bids on $391 million of general obligation debt Tuesday with more than half earmarked for transportation projects.
August 31 - Wisconsin
Investment banks interested in working on Wisconsin's financing for a new $500 million Milwaukee Bucks professional basketball arena have until Sept. 1 to submit their qualifications, as officials want to get the deal done by the end of the year.
August 24 -
Moody's Investors Service has revised its outlook on Wisconsin-based Mercy Alliance's A2 rating to negative from stable due to execution risks with the system's January merger with Rockford Health System.
August 17 - Wisconsin
Wisconsin took the first steps Wednesday toward putting together a team for about $200 million of borrowing planned for a new Milwaukee Bucks arena as Gov. Scott Walker signed into law the projects public financing package.
August 12 - Wisconsin
Wisconsins new capital finance director David Erdman is a familiar name to the public finance community that does business with the state.
August 10 - Wisconsin
A $250 million public financing package for a new Milwaukee Bucks basketball arena is headed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's desk.
July 29