Homicide ruled in death of Katelyn Markham in Cedar Grove
Coroner rules Katelyn Markham's death a homicide though cause remains undetermined after review by forensic experts. Remains found April 7 in Cedar Grove, Indiana, released for funeral planning as investigators from Fairfield Police and Indiana State Police pursue the case. A rally outside the Fairfield Police Department underscored community demand for resolution and justice. Detectives have worked daily, with ISP now leading the homicide investigation, while Ohio and Indiana labs conducted forensic examinations.
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Lee
Markham
Cedar Grove
Ind
David Markham
Katelyn
Fairfield
Shari Crystal
Justice
Crystal
Kentucky
Missy Gessner Hammond
Karen Diggs
Diggs
Indiana State Police
Fairfield Police
ISP
Doug Day
Day
Indianapolis
Ohio
Hamilton County
Delays Draw Criticism Of ACA Employer Mandate
Critics say postponing the ACA employer mandate and out of pocket caps raises questions about the law’s readiness. Officials note delays give insurers time to align computer systems while costs rise for drugs and premiums. Ohio observers weigh impact on insured workers and state exchanges next year.
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ACA
Obama
Mike Suttman
Dayton
John Bowblis
Miami University
Bowblis
Ohio Department of Insurance
Insurance Department
Department of Labor
Barack Obama
Greg Lawson
the Buckeye Institute For Public Policy Solutions
Columbus
Towne Mall Galleria Revitalization Sparks Tenant Push
New name options Middletown Galleria or Towne Mall Galleria surface as revamp gains traction. Since Towne Mall’s 2012 sale, 11 leases signed, Dunham Sports remaining, and Halloween short-term tenant planned to boost activity. Community leaders tout new ownership and a renewed focal point amid competing regional developments.
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Middletown Galleria
Towne Mall Galleria
Towne Mall
Trisha Hale
Dunham Sports
Ragheb
Middletown
Denise Hamet
Hale
Steiner
Een City
Dillard’s
Tim Kellis
A.L.M. Team Sports
Kellis
Unruly juvenile reports rise pressure on families
A statewide 2010 tally shows 15,400 unruly juvenile cases in courts, with Butler County accounting for over 2,300. The piece traces trends in Middletown, describes police and court responses, and quotes officials about prevention, counseling, and accountability amid budget cuts and reduced support services.
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Middletown
Kelly
Police Department
Guardian
Butler County Juvenile Court
18Th Avenue
Brandywine Street
Rob Clevenger
Clevenger
Stephen Gavazzi
Ohio State University
Mansfield
Vonnie Bittikofer
Highview Center
Gavazzi
Bittikofer
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