Pennsylvania’s Liquor Control Board is asking all Fine Wine and Good Spirit stores to stop selling Russian-made vodka and other products to show support for Ukraine. The chair of the board s... Read more
State police are searching for a suspect that damaged someone’s vehicle with a beer bottle. It happened early Sunday morning around 3:30 a.m. in Concord Township at the intersection of Oneid... Read more
Some men in the community will be getting in the kitchen and whipping up some recipes this weekend for a good cause. The Butler Radio Network and Armstrong’s Breaking Bread Initiative are te... Read more
Student musicians at Slippery Rock University are getting ready for a performance this weekend. Eleven SRU Flute Studio students will be among those performing Sunday at 7 p.m. in Miller Aud... Read more
COVID cases and hospitalizations continue to trend downward in Butler. According to the Department of Health, there were 250 new cases this week for the county. That’s down about 75 compared... Read more
An overnight mix of wintry weather led a number of school districts to call for a two hour delay, and one even decided to close for the day. Moniteau canceled school after a few roads in the... Read more
Markets got out to a rough start yesterday, but ultimately showed gains by the closing bell. We spoke with local financial advisor Howie Pentony, who said that is somewhat typical during a c... Read more
Allegheny Health Network is bringing a new outpatient center to Butler County. Officials say it will be called the AHN Seneca Valley Outpatient Center and will be located at the new Steamfit... Read more
Another street in the City of Butler is set to close for a couple of months in connection with the ongoing Sullivan Run project. According to Mayor Bob Dandoy, a portion of West Penn Street... Read more
A local police officer returns to active duty today after being critically injured in the line of duty last summer. According to Butler City Police Chief Bob O’Neill, Officer Michael Sulerud... Read more


