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Taxes · Topekaby Maggie Mullen, WyoFile The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Revenue Committee voted Wednesday to sponsor a pair of bills to eliminate residential property taxes and to raise sales taxes to replace the resulting revenue loss. The meeting in Cheyenne marked the last of the committee’s off-season work that prioritized property tax reforms and relief for homeowners. The topic has been a focal point for the Legislature since at least 2022. Lawmakers h…See the Story
Lawmakers Advance Plan to Revamp Wyoming’s Tax Structure
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Prairie Village · Prairie VillagePrairie Village City Attorney Alexander J. Aggen dismissed an ethics complaint against Councilmembers David Robinson, Tyler Agniel, and Ian Graves, and Mayor Erik Mikkelson earlier this month without a review by a disinterested third party. The complaint filed by resident Anna Gepson stemmed from a September 15, 2025, city council meeting in which “Messrs. David Robinson and Agniel are ignorant of a dais microphone, resulting in broadcasting the…See the Story
Prairie Village City Attorney Dismisses Ethics Complaint Against Officials Who Hired Him without Consulting a Disinterested Third Party
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Salina, Kansas · SalinaThe City of Salina unconstitutionally restricted the free speech of a century-old hamburger restaurant when it decided UFO-themed artwork on the outside wall of the Cozy Inn was a sign subject to city code, instead of an unregulated mural. The decision by U. S. District Judge Toby Crouse was hailed by free speech advocates, Cozy Inn owner Steve Howard, and the Kansas Justice Institute (KJI), like The Sentinel, a subsidiary of the Kansas Policy I…See the Story
Federal Court Rules Salina Violated Cozy Inn’s First Amendment Rights in UFO-Themed Mural Case
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