The federal tax code has, in effect, subsidized the cost of borrowing for state and local governments. Some say that could be poised to change.

Investigations uncovered a loophole that some compounding pharmacies exploited for financial gain. Now, regulators and policymakers must decide who’s going to close it -- the feds or the states.

Louisville, Ky., is pushing the limits of how government can use data to create a healthier living environment.

In an effort to emerge more resilient and prosperous, states and localities are rethinking power grids, roads and sewers in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.

Can a collaborative network help 2nd tier cities?