A Philadelphia man accused of killing a Muddy Creek Township man has been denied bail as he awaits his trial. 26-year-old Paris Carter of Philadelphia is accused of killing David Hines of Ne... Read more
Butler County is receiving grant funding that will go toward purchasing laptops. The county will receive 125 laptops that will be housed at the new senior center on North Duffy Road. The lap... Read more
Butler County Community College has named a new leader for their education foundation. The college announced Saxonburg native Mikayla Moretti will serve as the new executive director for the... Read more
A local lawmaker is taking action to stop the spread of the Spotted Lanternfly. Congressman Mike Kelly joined with colleagues from Pennsylvania and New York to introduce the bipartisan Spott... Read more
A judge ruled that a lawsuit against Cleveland Cliffs and the head of the United Steelworkers union can continue. The suit was filed by U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel, alleging that Cliffs and... Read more
Another local food distribution is set for this weekend. Orchard Hill Church is offering their monthly free food distribution this Saturday morning from 9 to 11 a.m. The drive-thru distribut... Read more
As many head outdoors for summertime activities, state health leaders are urging residents to be aware of Lyme Disease. The disease is prevalent in Pennsylvania, which ranks in the top 10 st... Read more
Grove City College is being recognized as one of the Best Value Colleges by the Princeton Review. The publication named just over 200 colleges with the Best Value recognition, which was base... Read more
Pennsylvania’s older population continues to grow. According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the 65-and-older population in the Keystone State has grown by nearly 255,000 people sin... Read more
A new law will hold sexual offenders working as a sports official more accountable. Volunteer or employees of a nonprofit working as a sports official will have to register with SORNA (the S... Read more
