Corbin woman fakes kidnapping to extort father
Abbygail Farley staged her own kidnapping to demand 400 from her father Mark Farley. Police traced ransom messages to her and found her hiding in an apartment. She admitted the deception and was charged with falsely reporting an incident theft by extortion theft by unlawful taking and disorderly conduct. She remains in Whitley County Detention Center.
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Poll finds partisan split over Space Force plan
A Economist YouGov poll of 1500 adults shows 69 percent of Democrats disapprove of creating a Space Force compared with 12 percent approval. Republicans line up 68 percent in support and 14 percent opposed, reflecting a sharp partisan divide driven by President Trump’s advocacy.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Advised by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The note emphasizes commitment to accuracy and provides a direct contact line for corrections and clarifications.
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Ohio raid targets illegal internet cafes amid crackdown
Authorities raid Treasure Island Internet Café in Eaton Township and three Sheffield Township cafes amid Ohio probe into illegal gambling. Patrons defend legality and describe cafes as safe social spaces. officials vow to shut down establishments flouting state law. Web Editor Vince Guerrieri contributed.
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Sentencing closes case in Lindsey Rotano crash plea
In Ohio, Chase Johnson received probation for the 2017 Route 82 crash that killed Lindsey Rotano. The Rotano family forgave him as prosecutor’s office moves forward with the plea, while Johnson faced possible future penalties if probation is violated. The incident occurred after an after-prom event when Johnson's 2007 Saturn Ion collided with utility poles. Rotano was not wearing a seat belt and died. Johnson had a marijuana metabolite level just below the legal DUI threshold.
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Lorain County Democrats Push Flag Ban at Fair
Lorain County Democratic Party Chair Anthony Giar dina condemns Confederate flag sales at the fair while Frank Whitfield of the Lorain County Urban League urges understanding of buyers. Despite yearly attempts since 2015, the flag sale ban remains unresolved as activists vow ongoing efforts.
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