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Central Falls, R.I., nearly five years after filing for Chapter 9 bankruptcy, has an investment-grade bond rating again.
March 9 -
Sports industry consultant Dave Howard will lead Floridas privately owned passenger train project as Fortress Investment Group explores expanding All Aboard Floridas Brightline-branded service to other states.
March 8 -
Two Illinois-based not-for-profit healthcare systems dropped their merger plans Tuesday following a court ruling that favored the Federal Trade Commission in its efforts to block the union.
March 8 -
A guilty plea from Aaron Troodler, the former executive director of the Ramapo Local Development Corp., for criminal securities fraud means he could face a maximum of 25 years in prison.
March 8 -
The Glades Correctional Development Corp. in south-central Florida shorted its March 1 debt-service payment, the trustee said in a notice, as the date for a taxable bond exchange approaches due to an IRS ruling.
March 7 -
Former Stockton Mayor Anthony Silva, who occupied city hall during much of the citys bankruptcy, was arrested at San Francisco International Airport Sunday and stands accused of embezzling money from a nonprofit childrens organization.
March 6 -
A flurry of filings are due over the next month as Chicago Public Schools seeks a ruling by May 1 on its request to block the distribution of state funding under current formulas.
March 6 -
Eight Scranton taxpayers have filed a mandamus suit against the city, saying it has been collecting taxes above the legal limit Pennsylvania has established.
March 3 -
Amid a two-year budget shortfall of nearly $800 million, Kansas lawmakers must increase funding for public schools, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
March 2 -
Atlantic Citys $72 million tax settlement with the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is a credit positive for the distressed gambling hub that produced considerable savings, according to Moodys Investors Service.
March 1