The Pennsylvania Independent Fiscal Office Pennsylvania is currently projecting a continued increase in the labor force, but a decrease from previous years. In 2023 and 2024, Pennsylvania sa... Read more
A bill passed in the state house that would lower the speed limit on dirt and gravel roads is one step closer to becoming state law. Currently, state law allows vehicles to go up to 55 miles... Read more
Local residents are invited to enjoy a free family movie in an outdoor setting tomorrow. Cranberry Township kicks off their summer series of Free Movies on the Armstrong Great Lawn with a sc... Read more
Butler County’s government center and courthouse now have naloxone kits available for residents who need them. Donna Jenereski of the county’s drug and alcohol prevention team says they are... Read more
With the Alameda Pool now open, swimmers may notice work happening soon on the big waterslide. Butler County approved a $44,000 project for slide restoration. The county did consider purchas... Read more
The Ford Motor Company is recalling over 400,000 vehicles due to seat belt issues. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that Ford is recalling the Lincoln Navigator a... Read more
Lawmakers in Harrisburg are proposing a bill that would place a tax on digital advertising by “mega-corporations.” According to the bill’s memorandum, Maryland was able to raise $170 million... Read more
Cranberry is kicking off a new series that will give residents a chance to learn more about how the township operates. It’s called the “Cranberry Conversation Series” and it starts tomorrow... Read more
Mars Area School District is saying goodbye to several retiring staff members now that the school year has wrapped up. Nine members of the school’s staff are leaving their positions, includi... Read more
A couple of seniors in the Moniteau School District are receiving significant scholarships to pursue careers in manufacturing. Zetta Stroup and Zane Rott were awarded $20,000 Industrial Main... Read more


