Solano County supervisors on Tuesday listened to a detailed account of how the county’s Revolving Loan Fund has fueled post-pandemic economic recovery, including the deployment millions of dollars in ...

A $4.5 million housing initiative in Winnebago County has been delayed because of concerns about the language of its ...

BRATTLEBORO — A nearly depleted fund used to help spur housing and economic development is getting a boost. After a unanimous vote Tuesday by the Select Board, about $2.3 million from federal Urban ...

BEACHWOOD, Ohio -- Beachwood City Council unanimously passed Monday (Nov. 6) legislation designed to aid in helping local businesses grow, add new machinery or equipment, or make new investments in ...

The town of Bristol has secured a $788,000 Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan from the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank to ...

OSHKOSH ― Companies are getting a helping hand. Local businesses now have access to another $2.7 million in funding after the Greater Oshkosh Economic Development Corporation and Winnebago County ...

As Medicaid programs expand to address health-related social needs (HRSN) and underlying social determinants of health (SDOH), state authorities and managed care organizations are increasingly turning ...

The Inland Empire Nonprofit Loan Fund allows local organizations to apply for flexible, affordable loans designed to help them strengthen operations.

Subscribe to BizTimes Daily – Local news about the people, companies and issues that impact business in Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin. Milwaukee-based startup incubator FOR-M announced this week a ...

Topeka will take out an $11 million loan. During the Topeka City Council meeting Dec. 2, officials unanimously approved two ...

A $5 million revolving loan fund for local non-profits is set to launch next week, the Inland Empire Community Foundation announced. The Inland Empire Nonprofit Loan Fund is supported by $2.8 million ...

The Clean Water State Revolving Fund expires in 2026, threatening affordable infrastructure upgrades for aging systems—some dating to before the Civil War.