Tomorrow kicks off Cranberry Township Community Days. It’s another annual summer event making its return after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. Organizers have a lot in store du... Read more
State troopers were busy over the holiday weekend according to the latest numbers. Over the four days, state police say they made more than 500 arrests for driving under the influence and ne... Read more
It was a strong bounce back year for Pennsylvania finances. The state ended the latest fiscal year with a budget surplus after collecting over $40 billion—which was about $3.4 billion more t... Read more
No one was injured as a result of a small fire in a duplex in the city of Butler Tuesday afternoon. The call came into the Butler County 911 Center just before 4 p.m. for a fire on the secon... Read more
At least one person was taken to the hospital after a multi-vehicle crash this morning in Forward Township. It happened around 8:45 a.m. on Evans City Road near Ash Avenue—which is about a h... Read more
As COVID cases continually decline, talk about the more contagious Delta variant has emerged. Infectious disease specialist and Senior Scholar at Johns Hopkins University Dr. Amesh Adalja to... Read more
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey is expressing concern that inflation may soon be a problem in the American economy. Speaking to the Pennsylvania Press Club, the Republican said he has concer... Read more
While many celebrated July 4th yesterday, the holiday is observed today so many offices are closed. All government buildings are shut down for the day, and mail will not be delivered. Banks... Read more
An annual event to help the Butler Area School District’s Weekend Backpack Program is tomorrow. The Stuff-a-Bus event kicks off at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Broad Street Elementary School. Butler... Read more
A new state law will require local governments and school districts to post agendas online even earlier. Governor Tom Wolf signed the bill last week that forces municipalities, school distri... Read more