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McCracken County Fiscal Court has first reading on updated property code | News

  • August 27, 2024

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Nebraska Supreme Court rules investors liable for equity lost in tax deed sales

  • August 25, 2024

In a decision that was expected in light of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year, the Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday ruled that homeowners from Lincoln and Scottsbluff are entitled to receive the equity in their homes after they were sold to satisfy tax liens. The decision requires that Sandra Nieveen and Kevin Fair

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Gentner Drummond cites potential ‘deadly consequences’

  • August 20, 2024

Attorney General Gentner Drummond issued a formal opinion Sunday directing Ryan Walters to release to school districts millions of dollars in security funds appropriated by the Oklahoma Legislature in the wake of 2022’s deadly Uvalde, Texas, school shooting. Drummond’s formal opinion, which has the force of law, found that districts can carry over funds from

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Property

Ruling strikes down Indiana residential property tax policy

  • August 6, 2024

A landmark Indiana Tax Court ruling is poised to upend residential property tax collections across the state — even before the property tax cut proposals of the candidates for governor have a chance to be considered by next year’s General Assembly. In a case originating in Lake County, Indiana Tax Court Judge Justin McAdam last

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Ontario’s Crypto King will likely remain bankrupt until after criminal charges are resolved

  • July 18, 2024

Ontario’s self-described Crypto King will likely remain bankrupt until criminal fraud and money laundering charges are resolved against the 25-year-old. Justice William Black dismissed Aiden Pleterski’s application for a discharge from his nearly two-year-long bankruptcy in a ruling released Thursday. “Mr. Pleterski’s conduct warrants an emphasis on public protection and accountability,” wrote the Ontario Superior

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Property

Finding equity in property tax cuts and education funding

  • July 17, 2024

Grace Bellinghausen The Times Few issues affect every resident of Nebraska more directly than property taxes. Although not the most popular topic, property taxes are vital for funding essential services like K-12 education. Grace Belling-hausen Recently, Nebraska senators and the public have aligned with Gov. Jim Pillen on the necessity of reducing property taxes by

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Property

Jackson County defends actions in 2023 property tax assessment before judge

  • July 9, 2024

NINE NEWS AT SIX STARTS NOW. JACKSON COUNTY HAS ITS DAY IN COURT, FACING A LAWSUIT OVER YOUR PROPERTY TAX BILLS. GOOD EVENING. I’M LARA MORITZ AND I’M KRIS KETZ. THE STATE OF MISSOURI IS SUING JACKSON COUNTY OVER SKY HIGH PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS. LAST YEAR, INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER MATT FLENER WAS INSIDE A DOWNTOWN COURTROOM AS

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Opioid settlement tracking system still to come, but only for funds distributed by First Foundation | West Virginia

  • July 6, 2024

A tracking system for opioid settlement dollars allocated by the West Virginia First Foundation is on its way, though it’s still unclear when it will launch, according to State Auditor J.B. McCuskey. To date, no money has been distributed by the First Foundation, which was created last year as a private nonprofit to oversee the

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Property

Pair indicted in Johnstown property fraud case | News

  • July 5, 2024

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Two people have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Johnstown for allegedly defrauding rental property investors. The two-count indictment named Paul Andrew Gulbronson, 58, and Kelly Jurado Bonilla, 35, both former residents of Hudson, Florida, who later lived in Panama. They conspired to commit mail fraud and wire fraud, and

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Legislature can’t block conservation funds, court rules

  • July 5, 2024

The Legislature’s Republican-controlled budget committee violated the Wisconsin Constitution by blocking funds for land stewardship projects, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday. The 6-1 ruling bars the Legislature’s powerful Joint Finance Committee from stalling or rejecting certain conservation projects overseen by the state Department of Natural Resources through the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program. The GOP-controlled committee

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