Próspera, a private city in Honduras founded by a U.S. corporation, aims to attract foreign investment with low taxes and minimal regulation, operating under a unique semiautonomous framework. The project has garnered $120 million in funding, including from notable Silicon Valley investors, and features various businesses and experimental medical facilities. In Indiana, gubernatorial candidates presented differing property tax plans, with the Libertarian proposal aiming to eliminate residential property taxes while the Republican plan faced criticism for its lack of effectiveness in reducing individual tax liabilities. Meanwhile, the Kemmerer City Council discussed a $110,000 FAA grant for airport upgrades and proposed changes to local lodging tax allocations. In Nebraska, new legislation has been signed to provide property tax relief, including caps on local spending and direct tax credits for residents, signaling a shift toward addressing the property tax crisis. These developments across various states reflect ongoing debates around taxation and local governance.