3245: KNDY Morning News – 5/7/2024

KNDY Morning News – 5/7/2024
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REGIONAL NEWS

Kansas governor follows through on threat to veto bipartisan tax plan, will call special session

Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bipartisan tax plan, calling for a special session to reach a compromise. Republican leaders and House Democrats supported a two-tiered income tax, but the governor vetoed it. The proposals aim to reduce tax collections, exempt Social Security income, and eliminate sales tax on food. A special session is required for a new plan.

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LOCAL NEWS

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 5/13/2024

The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met with Chairman Keith Bramhall, member Jon Ungerer, and Clerk Sandra K. Wilson. The meeting included approving minutes, discussing purchase orders, addressing the County Counselor position, approving payroll and purchase orders, and holding executive sessions. The Board also approved abatements, Neighborhood Revitalization applications, and reimbursement for fire district costs.

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REGIONAL SPORTS

Kansas City Current remain undefeated after draw against Racing Louisville at home

The Kansas City Current remained undefeated after drawing with Racing Louisville, with a record 14 different goal scorers this season. Despite a late equalizer, the Current's unbeaten streak extended to 10 games. Coach Andonovski praised the team's performance in the 3-3 draw, emphasizing the character-building aspect. The Current will face the Utah Royals next.

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