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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott traded barbs over the flow of migrants as the city has been overwhelmed since Texas began sending them on to Chicago last August.
May 2 -
The Chapter 11 filing follows defaults by nonprofit Legacy Cares on $284 million of mostly tax-exempt bonds sold through the Arizona Industrial Development Authority.
May 2 -
A draft environmental report released by a federal agency could threaten California and Arizona's water supply, if the states don't reach an agreement on their own to protect the Colorado River.
May 1 -
Public school districts account for most of the bonds on ballots as some need to finance new facilities to accommodate rising enrollment.
May 1 -
Total volume for the month was $30.599 billion in 577 issues, down from $40.423 billion in 900 issues a year earlier. Total issuance year-to-date is at $107.626 billion, falling 25.2% from the same period of 2022.
April 28 -
The oil companies had petitioned the justices to have climate change lawsuits brought by state and local governments heard in federal courts instead of state courts.
April 26 -
Gov. Laura Kelly allowed the bill's enactment without her signature, citing its "potential unforeseen consequences."
April 26 -
A bill that advanced last week in the Texas Legislature would force a citywide vote on bonds for the Project Connect plan to build light rail.
April 25 -
The Republican-controlled legislature sent the governor a tax cut bill that included replacing the state's three-tier personal income tax structure with a flat 5.15% rate.
April 24 -
A bill to prevent developers from buying bonds issued by their metropolitan districts died, but another measure limiting interest rates in such cases was enacted.
April 24