The Butler County Sheriff’s Department is still investigating the bomb threats that were called in to the Butler County Government Center last week. Butler County Sheriff Michael Slupe told... Read more
Pennsylvania has a state budget in place but negotiations continue on the plan to pay for it. The $31 billion budget for fiscal year 2016-17 became law at midnight without Governor Tom Wolf’... Read more
Parents looking for activities to enrich the education of their young children are welcome to take a closer look at the classes beginning this week in Cranberry Township. Terrific Tots allow... Read more
Firefighters from several departments spent much of the morning Monday battling a house fire in Jackson Township. The blaze started about 10 a.m. at a two-story home on the 100-block of Edwa... Read more
There have been several changes concerning hunting licenses. Butler County Treasurer Diane Marburger says beginning Monday, July 11, her office will accept antlerless deer license applicatio... Read more
Butler County’s Drug Treatment Court has received accreditation from the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Butler’s court is the 18th specialty court to receive this honor since the state start... Read more
Four local high school students traveled to the nation’s capital as part of Central Electric Cooperative’s annual Youth Tour. Alison Boltz and Brayden Fedorek, both of Karns City High School... Read more
Area residents are invited to Moraine State Park this weekend to learn about and see the differences between Turtles and similar creatures. A park naturalist will show and discuss with the c... Read more
An investigation is underway into a weekend hit-and-run crash that hurt a young girl on Interstate 80. The crash reportedly happened about 5:30 p.m. Friday night near the Emlenton bridge in... Read more
Monday is the beginning of National Disability Voter Registration Week and a local organization is raising awareness in our area. Tom Franz, Deputy Director of the Disability Options Network... Read more
