The 73rd Butler Farm Show starts today. After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the event is back. Most everything you’ll see and experience will be the same, although a change... Read more
The opioid disaster declaration in Pennsylvania will expire at the end of the month. Republican legislators announced late last week that they will not renew the emergency order, which has b... Read more
Health officials continue to encourage residents to get vaccinated from COVID-19, especially because of the Delta variant. We’ve had many conversations in the past 18 months with Dr. John Lo... Read more
COVID-19 policies were at the center of a state Senate Education Committee hearing late last week. Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam says the state is asking districts to follow CDC gui... Read more
A local man had the opportunity recently to lay a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington D.C. Steve Monteleone says it was a surprise to him that his organization, It’... Read more
The Mars Area School District will be changing the responsibilities of a couple of administrators for the upcoming school year. Dale Sleva Jr will move from serving as the assistant principa... Read more
A new project will aim to help improve fish habitat in a waterway at a Butler City Park. During their meeting Thursday night, Butler City Council approved a motion to send a letter in suppor... Read more
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler has finally resolved a longstanding legal dispute about a vacant property in the city of Butler. At their monthly meeting Thursday afternoon... Read more
Funding for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education was the subject of a hearing in Harrisburg earlier this week. PASSHE Chairman Dan Greenstein provided an update on the merger of... Read more
Police are looking for anyone who may have had property damaged by a stray bullet in Ford City. State police say an AR-15 rifle was accidentally fired in a bedroom on Sunset Street in Ford C... Read more
A longtime local business owner recently passed away. Leeland “Lee” Bortmas died Monday. After serving in the U.S. Army and Coast Guard, Bortmas worked with his father as manager of the fami... Read more
This week is Burn Awareness Week and a local burn center is joining with a national organization to bring attention to this danger. According to the West Penn Hospital Burn Center and the Am... Read more
The federal government is unveiling an expansive strategy with the goal of ending human trafficking. The U.S. Department of Justice’s National Strategy to combat Human Trafficking builds on... Read more