A power outage impacted over a thousand residents in Butler Township Monday afternoon. Nearly 1,500 homeowners and businesses were without power around 3 p.m. Monday. According to a West Pen... Read more
Someone is taking home a huge lottery prize after winning on a scratch off ticket. The ticket was purchased just south of the Butler County line at the Shop ‘n […] Read more
Work is set to continue today on Route 28. Crews will be doing patching work in between the Freeport and Route 356 exits. There will be single lane restrictions during […] Read more
Police are investigating after shots were fired at an apartment in Slippery Rock. The incident happened around 2:30 a.m. Sunday at the University Village apartments. State Police say the sho... Read more
A teenager was flown to a Pittsburgh hospital after a motorcycle crash this weekend. The accident happened yesterday around 2:30 p.m. at the Switchback racetrack in Muddy Creek Flats. Dispat... Read more
Crews battled a garage fire at a home in Worth Township over the weekend. Crews were called to a home in the 100 block of Corry Road Saturday night around […] Read more
A Butler man accused of leading intentionally attempting to hit a police officer in while being chased by law enforcement is now facing charges in Butler. Last week, 46-year-old Ronald [... Read more
Power has been restored to the Butler Area School District’s administration building following an accident this morning. District officials say a garbage truck hit a utility pole earlier thi... Read more
Independence Health System’s Butler Memorial Hospital has received national recognition for outpatient joint replacement. Healthcare platform, Healthgrades, named the local facility as a win... Read more
The deadline to enter a float in the Spirit of Christmas Parade is approaching. Anyone interested in putting a float in the parade must have their entries in by Friday […] Read more
Legislation put forward by a local lawmaker that would streamline state government operations by reducing inefficiency is advancing. Senate Bill 755, introduced by Republican State Senator S... Read more
Pennsylvanian’s could soon be able to repair their electronics and appliances by independent repair technicians, but not farm or medical equipment. “Right to Repair” laws as they are known h... Read more
A state agency is honoring a local police officer for exemplary service. As part of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Conference, Patrolman... Read more