Butler City Police have released more information about a robbery involving shots fired at a downtown business last weekend. Shortly after 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Cheap Tobacco Outlet on P... Read more
Butler City Council is moving forward with a couple of projects to make improvements at local parks. At their Thursday night meeting, Council members accepted a seven station outdoor fitness... Read more
Motorists in Cranberry Township will soon get to enjoy the first part of a road renovation and expansion project. Various county, state, and local officials assembled Thursday afternoon for... Read more
A Cranberry Township woman is facing charges following an incident earlier this month involving drugs and young children. According to a criminal complaint filed by the Cranberry Township Po... Read more
The last day to submit entries for float in the Spirit of Christmas Parade, in downtown Butler, is fast approaching. The deadline for entry is Sunday—October 31st. The parade is open for all... Read more
State Police in Butler are investigating a break-in at the historic Robinson Memorial Chapel in Parker. According to the police report, an unknown individual broke into the church on Robinso... Read more
A pair of Butler County Commissioners said they had “some issues” with the 2020 election at Wednesday’s public meeting. Leslie Osche and Kim Geyer offered that comment when asked if th... Read more
More than 40 boxes of supplies are heading overseas to Eastern Europe after a donation drive was held by a local school district. Students from Mars High School’s Enrichment Club held the dr... Read more
Construction is continuing on two projects at the Butler Senior High School but a change of plans is expected to result in additional expense. The Butler Area School District Board of Direct... Read more
A new proposal in Harrisburg is looking to help find those who are responsible for serious hit-and-run accidents. Senator Anthony Williams says the new bill would create a Hit-and-Run Adviso... Read more
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking to protect turkey populations without reducing the fall season length. At their meeting last week, the commission’s board gave preliminary approva... Read more
There’s still time to catch an art show featuring creations by Slippery Rock University alumni in a wide variety of media. The “SRU Art Alumni Exhibition” hosted by the SRU Art Department ru... Read more
Governor Tom Wolf is continuing his push to make college more affordable for college students. Wolf is asking for support for the Nellie Bly Scholarship; a proposal to help students at state... Read more