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Wisconsin voters will vote next month on whether to amend the state constitution to ban the diversion of transportation fund revenues for other expenses.
October 10 - Wisconsin
Milwaukee will take competitive bids Wednesday on $125 million of revenue anticipation notes for the city's public school system.
October 7 -
Standard & Poor's has bumped Howard Young Health Care Inc. firmly into single A category with a two notch upgrade in recognition of tis strong financials and its parent's relationship with Ascension Health Alliance last year.
October 6 - Wisconsin
Milwaukee' cultural and entertainment venues need at least $445 million over the next two decades for capital improvements and to fund the publics share of a new Milwaukee Bucks professional basketball arena, according to a task force report.
October 1 - Wisconsin
A projected $1.8 billion gap in Wisconsin's next two-year budget has Gov. Scott Walker on the defensive as he seeks re-election. Polls show whim in a tight contest with Democratic challenger Mary Burke.
September 18 - Wisconsin
Wisconsin's revenue collections fell about 2% or $281 million short of previous estimates, state officials reported late last month.
September 5 - Wisconsin
Facing pressure to approve a new tribal casino in southeastern Wisconsin, Gov. Scott Walker said his administration is proceeding cautiously in its ongoing review over concerns that the state could lose $100 million in payments from nearby tribal casinos.
August 28 - Missouri
Borrowing by Midwest issuers slid 13.2% for the first half of 2014 but new-money issuance fueled by Chicago and Illinois deals helped boost new-money by 16.8%.
August 12 -
Six major Wisconsin health care systems are forming a partnership aimed at lowering costs and improving care.
August 11 -
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has upheld Gov. Scott Walker's controversial law that curbed most collective bargaining rights for public employees.
July 31