Denise G. Callahan is a Senior Associate Reporter at Journal-News. With a strong focus on Butler County government, she provides in-depth coverage of local issues while also addressing national, regional, and state matters that affect her community. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, WCPO 9 News, and Government Technology, highlighting her expertise in topics like real estate development, personal finance, and legal affairs.
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Denise G. Callahan's reporting predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the Butler County area of Ohio. Her articles cover a range of topics including real estate, taxation, local government decisions, and crime.
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By: Denise G. Callahan
State lawmakers intended to make schools whole after historic tax credits were doled out to homeowners this year. But Ohio’s county auditors say the numbers don’t add up, and school districts in area counties were over- or under-paid by millions.
By: Denise G. Callahan
The Butler County board of commissioners will have a new member next year for the first time in 15 years and the two men vying for the seat have very different approaches for the best way to run county government.
By: Denise G. Callahan
For area voters, a vote for Judge Matthew R. Byrne, the person listed on the ballot as a candidate for the 12th District Court of Appeals, won’t count.
By: Denise G. Callahan
Butler County taxpayers can expect property tax relief next year, the only outstanding question is how much general fund revenue the county commissioners are willing to forgo.
The Butler County commissioners are paving the way for more road fixes with a $668,050 cash infusion into the county engineer’s road program using left-over federal pandemic funds.
By: Denise G. Callahan
He has worked in the White House, been a “big law” attorney, adjudicated appeals in the 12th District Court of Appeals and now is a federal district court judge — and he’s only 45 years old.
By: Denise G. Callahan
Butler County commissioners will meet with elected officials and department heads on Oct. 19-20 to review budget requests for 2027, including proposals related to employee compensation and staffing.
By: Denise G. Callahan
The Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority has embarked on renovating 94% of its public housing stock in Hamilton and Middletown — and there’s a chance they could up the county’s affordable housing inventory.
By: Denise G. Callahan
Butler County commissioners will meet with elected officials and department heads on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 19-20, to review budget requests for 2027, including proposals related to employee compensation and staffing.
By: Denise G. Callahan
The Butler County Veterans Service Commission has been asking county commissioners for more space for years, and now it appears their wish may come true.
