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The Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority will take higher ratings linked to the state's recent upgrades when it returns to the market to refinance debt.
May 10 -
A third of states lost population in 2021, a trend that is likely to continue and one that will have significant impact on the way in which state finance officials operate in the years to come.
May 9 -
The recovery is expected to continue this year and into next as the tourism industry looks to surpass 2019’s record-setting year.
May 4 -
State and local governments are flush with cash and well-positioned to embrace the coming storm, experts say.
April 21 -
Underperforming public golf courses are an opportunity for localities to privatize, a new report says.
April 8 -
Oregon Treasurer Tobias Read called off a lottery bond sale planned in 2020 after lottery revenues cratered because of pandemic-related business closures.
April 7 -
S&P revised the outlook on Miami Beach to stable from negative and affirmed the AA-minus rating on the city’s resort tax revenue bonds.
April 6 -
The public agency that owns and operates Chicago's convention center says operating revenues and tax collections are doing better than forecast in the fiscal 2022 budget but lag pre-pandemic levels.
April 5 -
The $10 billion bill taps five buckets of ARPA funds, including $877 million allocated for local governments.
April 5 -
Panelists discuss the implications of working from home in a hybrid manner, rising crime and falling mass transit ridership, vulnerable revenue sources and the lack of affordable housing at a New York Fed event.
April 1