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S&P downgrades Oklahoma health system's rating to D after payment delay
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (358+ words) A delayed debt service payment led S&P Global Ratings on Wednesday to drop Norman Regional Health System's (NRHS) long-term bond rating to D from CC. S&P's rating report referenced the notice, noting "bond documents would be amended to revise…...
Housing legislation moving markets
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (675+ words) The One Big Beautiful Bill Act changed the rules regarding the amount of bond financing needed to collect low-income housing tax credits which cheered housing advocates as lenders are now seeing the results. "We are seeing more affordable and multifamily…...
Texas A&M University System authorized to issue up to $1.9 billion of bonds
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (398+ words) The Texas A&M University System could issue up to $1.9 billion of bonds over the next year for capital projects, refundings, and to convert short-term commercial paper to long-term debt. Its board of regents last week authorized the sale of…...
Oklahoma health system takes steps to avoid bond default
1+ week, 1+ day ago (375+ words) Junk-rated Norman Regional Health System in Oklahoma expects to close later this month on interim financing to make a debt service payment that was due on Sept. 1. In a statement, the system said an agreement with bondholders delayed the bond…...
West Virginia welcomes more than $80B of data center deals
1+ week, 1+ day ago (600+ words) On Thursday, West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced two new data center development deals valued at more than $81 billion. "We are pursuing every lead aggressively, moving at the speed of business, and putting West Virginia's abundant energy resources to work…...
With toll bridge deal, Alabama bets drivers will pay to beat congestion
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1488+ words) The largest municipal bond deal of 2026 is built on the proposition that drivers in Mobile, Alabama, will pay tolls to save time by avoiding congestion. The Alabama Toll Road, Bridge and Tunnel Authority plans to bring $3.7 billion of debt to…...
Kansas City port will bond big to burnish shopping district
1+ week, 4+ day ago (992+ words) The Port Authority of Kansas City, Missouri, will issue up to $1.49 billion of conduit bonds for the redevelopment of Country Club Plaza, an open-air shopping district that covers 15 blocks in south central Kansas City, after some concessions to local taxing…...
Investors see more competition in DC airspace
1+ week, 4+ day ago (735+ words) The competition between three major airports in the Washington DC area is becoming more complex, thanks to a key approval from the Federal Aviation Administration. The probable addition of another commercial airport to Northern Virginia is significant because passenger volume…...
Unraveling the data center paradigm sharpens public power investment
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1265+ words) Current federal tax-exempt bond private-use rules can produce tax consequences for certain customized, long-term contracts between public power utilities and large private customers. This could render contracts longer than three years problematic when the applicable private-use conditions are met. Call…...
California lawmaker tries to revive bond measure with session ending
1+ week, 5+ day ago (514+ words) State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, revived a multi-billion-dollar bond measure intended to counteract federal funding cuts to scientific research, which missed the June deadline for placement on the November statewide ballot. During a Friday press conference, Wiener announced that…...