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TV News Reporter KMBC 9 News Kansas City. Previous experience includes Chicago, Louisville, Nashville and Guam.
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Jackson County approves property tax credit plan aimed at correcting 2023 assessment increases

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By Andy Alcock Verified
| KMBC-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
By a 9-to-0 vote Monday afternoon, the Jackson County Legislature approved property tax credits for thousands of homeowners who overpaid in 2023 and 2024."It's the right thing to do for the people of Jackson County," said Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota.LeVota signed an executive order for the same purpose on July 4 and filed the order with the county clerk Monday morning.For taxpayers who overpaid their property taxes in 2023 and 2024, they will get an equal credit on their property tax...
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Developer, former Unified Government mayoral aide criticize Chiefs stadium proposal

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By Andy Alcock Verified
| KMBC-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Two Wyandotte County leaders, including a developer, have issues with the Chiefs' plans to build a new stadium in Kansas City, Kansas."They're not even following traditional development process.
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Kansas City, Kansas, community activist Janice Witt dies at 59

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By Andy Alcock Verified
| KMBC-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Longtime Kansas City, Kansas community activist and political candidate Janice Witt has died.Janice and her husband Ron Witt formally opened the Reola Grant Center for Family Life Development in 2009.The center, named after Janice's late mother, served the community as a food pantry.The Witts frequently dug into their own pockets to help finance the center.Janice was vocal about the growing need for that service including before the Thanksgiving holiday in 2023.
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