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The Securities and Exchange Commission is arguing that any court challenge to the constitutionality of revised Rule G-37 on political contributions can be made when an enforcement action is taken over a violation of the rule.
August 5 -
Rhode Island state Rep. Robert Craven Sr., a former state assistant attorney general, is calling for the release of grand jury documents and testimony on the states 38 Studios investigation.
August 4 -
Marylands $5.6 billion Purple Line P3 in jeopardy after federal judge halts the project over ridership worries.
August 4 -
Jacksonville, Florida, is asking voters for a half-cent sales tax to help pay down nearly $3 billion in pension liabilities, but a recent lawsuit threatens to derail the referendum.
August 3 - Kentucky
A Kentucky judge has granted a temporary injunction blocking Gov. Matt Bevin from removing the University of Louisville's trustees.
August 1 -
Rhode Island wont file criminal charges related to 38 Studios, frustrating those who want to know more about the deal behind Curt Schillings video-game company.
August 1 -
Atlantic City has tapped financial advisors PFM Group and NW Financial to assist with its recovery plan needed to avoid state intervention.
August 1 -
The small Florida city of Opa-locka is on the verge of bankruptcy, according to the head of a state-appointed oversight board.
July 29 -
Atlantic City is slated to receive a $74 million bridge loan from New Jersey to avoid an August 1 default after the City Council voted to accept the state's repayment terms.
July 29 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission was legally required by fiscal 2016 appropriation act provisions to reject changes to Rule G-37 that extended political contribution restrictions to municipal advisors, three state Republican groups told federal appeals court judges.
July 28