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Ohio lawmakers advance voter ID, Medicaid fraud bills

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By Haley BeMiller Verified, Jessie Balmert Verified, Anthony Shoemaker, Quinlan Bentley, Nora Igelnik, Lilli Malone
| Yahoo Verified
Haley BeMiller, Jessie Balmert, Anthony Shoemaker, Quinlan Bentley, Nora Igelnik and Lilli Malone, Columbus Dispatch Updated Thu, June 11, 2026 at 4:58 AM UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ohio lawmakers held marathon sessions on June 10 voting on major changes to Ohio's voter ID law, Medicaid fraud, SNAP benefits and other issues. The House and Senate failed to vote on data center regulations after attempts at a deal fell through late in the day.
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Katelyn's law, named for Fairfield woman, passes Ohio House Original

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By Anthony Shoemaker, Quinlan Bentley
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
June 10, 2026, 6:10 p.m. ET The Ohio House passed Katelyn's Law on June 10, a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for crimes connected to a murder, including abuse of a corpse. Katelyn Markham, 21, disappeared from her Fairfield home in August 2011. Nearly two years later, a couple collecting cans found her skeletal remains near a creek in Indiana. Her death was ruled a homicide, though the cause of death was never determined.
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Ohio House passes Katelyn Markham law, aimed at murder‑linked crimes

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By Anthony Shoemaker, Quinlan Bentley
| Chillicothe Gazette Verified
The Ohio House passed Katelyn's Law on June 10, a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for crimes connected to a murder, including abuse of a corpse. Katelyn Markham, 21, disappeared from her Fairfield home in August 2011. Nearly two years later, a couple collecting cans found her skeletal remains near a creek in Indiana. Her death was ruled a homicide, though the cause of death was never determined.
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