A quick moving heavy thunderstorm just before 7 am Saturday morning knocked power out to some folks in the Butler area, trees and branches fell and The National Weather Service also issued a... Read more
A major road project in Cranberry Township that involved the efforts of many people over many years was capped off Thursday afternoon with a special ceremony. Dozens local officials, busines... Read more
There was a decline in COVID cases for Butler County over the past week according to Department of Health data. There were just shy of 600 cases over the last seven days—which is down by alm... Read more
Butler County is reimbursing Butler Health System for some of the services they have provided over the course of the pandemic. The commissioners approved using federal funds to go toward pre... Read more
With some federal COVID money set to expire for rental relief, Butler County officials approved a request to use the dollars for other purposes. County commissioners voted to allow nearly $1... Read more
Time is running out to apply for a mail-in ballot. The deadline is October 26th, and Acting Secretary of State Veronica Degraffenried explains what you need to do. “Voters right now ca... Read more
City residents will get a chance to see the new Butler City Fire Department ladder truck as part of a community day this weekend. It’ll be held this Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. at Michelle Krill... Read more
With the spring turkey hunting season less than a month away, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is offering free online seminars to first time hunters. There are three sessions set for this m... Read more
The Butler City Shade Tree Commission is offering help to residents and local municipalities in saving the Pennsylvania State Tree. The Commission plans to host a demonstration on Wednesday... Read more
The number of patients hospitalized with COVID is continuing to fall. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health, there are now just 420 people statewide receiving treatment for COVI... Read more
Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey says he will vote “no” on the nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. Toomey said that Brown Jackson has a “history of judicial a... Read more
An event at Slippery Rock University, bringing awareness to sexual assault, begins Tuesday. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the Victim Outreach Center at the university is presen... Read more
A local state park will welcome guests to an event later this week that will focus on a unique bird. On Thursday, Moraine State Park will host a Timberdoodle Flutter from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at... Read more