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To the editor: Thank you to the Call Newspapers and editor Erin Achenbach for reporting the facts about our property tax increase that got swept under the rug by the...

All the taxing jurisdictions in Jackson County, Missouri, lowered their tax rates compared to 2022 except for Kansas City Public Schools, Raytown C-2 Schools, and the city of Oak Grove.

The Lindbergh Board of Education unanimously approved the 2023 blended tax rate at its annual tax rate hearing Sept. 19. Approved was a blended tax rate of $3.8410, about a...

Letter: The Mehlville Board of Education could have done the right thing and taken the amount voters authorized. But instead, all seven voted to take advantage of the taxpayers.

Schools, libraries and other local units of governments are setting new levies to adjust for the impact of soaring property tax assessments.

The future of funding the Kansas City Police Department is now in the hands of the Missouri Supreme Court.

A law requiring cities to cover costs of damages when individual officers are found liable in police misconduct cases should be thrown out because it illegally imposes new duties and expenses on local governments, lawyers for St. Louis argued to the Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday.

A law requiring cities to cover costs of damages when individual officers are found liable in police misconduct cases should be thrown out because it illegally imposes new duties and

The Mehlville Board of Education unanimously approved the 2023 blended tax rate with little discussion at its annual tax rate hearing on Sept 21. The Board of Education approved a...

In a Wednesday night vote of 7-0, Kansas City Public Schools decided to keep its current levy at just under $4.96