- Negotiated Bond Sales
Intermountain Power Agency's bond sale comes after Utah lawmakers tweaked a state law to address concerns about its impact on the agency's outstanding debt.
October 16
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Votes on Amendment A, which would have allowed excess income tax revenue earmarked for public education to flow into the state budget, will not be counted.
October 15
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Houston and other Texas cities face financial pressure caused by weather disasters, public safety salaries and pensions, or capped property tax collections.
October 15
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The Equitable School Revolving Fund will have 90 loans outstanding to charter schools across 23 states.
October 10
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The University of Arizona, which was hit with negative rating outlooks earlier this year, scheduled a debt refunding led by Morgan Stanley for Wednesday.
October 8
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The Dallas-based financial services firm, which launched a public finance business in May, announced a staff expansion.
October 7
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A lawsuit filed by a business group in federal court in August claims a 2021 Texas law violates free speech protections.
October 7
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The city council unanimously passed a deal that could lead to the issuance of up to $900 million of bonds and a sales tax hike to pay off the debt.
October 2
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The Texas city expects to finance 72% of the expansion program, which includes an arrivals and departures hall, with general airport revenue bonds.
October 1
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Litigation in Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah could determine bond issuance, culpability for defaults, or the constitutionality of underwriter bans.
October 1
