Those receiving jobless benefits are now required to start looking for work. The work-search requirement officially starts today after being suspended during the pandemic. The Department of... Read more
State police say they are on a near record pace when it comes to conducting background checks on firearm purchases. Over the last three months, police did more than 334,000 background checks... Read more
Butler Health System says all COVID testing will now be done by appointment. They closed the testing facility early last week and moved their testing operations to a variety of different loc... Read more
Local State Representative Marci Mustello says that the state’s new unemployment system could still be upgraded. She spoke to our newsroom and said she’s still hearing from people who are ha... Read more
The large holiday snowflake decorations on Main Street in Butler during the winter time didn’t go up last year due to the new light poles. But, the non-profit Butler Downtown group says they... Read more
As local school districts figure out how to safely plan for the start of the year, there’s been more direction issued by the Centers for Disease Control. The CDC says that vaccinated student... Read more
Cranberry Township will begin their annual water distribution system leak detection survey. The sewer and water field operations department will be working with sub-contractors to inspect fi... Read more
Students at local high schools still have time to use problem-solving, creative, and strategic-thinking abilities to solve real-world problems. Submissions for the fifth annual PennDOT Innov... Read more
As the new semester gets underway at Butler County Community College so does a new healthcare program. The practical nursing program officially had its first classes yesterday with 10 studen... Read more
The winter storm over the weekend obviously impacted many drivers, but it also kept the “superload” off the road. We first told you about this large hauling effort last week. A nearly 300-to... Read more
As Butler County continues to decide what to do with federal COVID relief money, a local lawmaker in Washington is hoping to give officials more flexibility. Congressman Mike Kelly is co-spo... Read more
Students in the Butler Area School District are once again teaming up to overcome disability and stigma in a spirit of inclusion. The community is encouraged turn out Thursday at 3:30 p.m. t... Read more
Local residents are invited to learn more about how mindfulness, sound healing, and certain health foods can help with recovery. BC3’s Community Leadership Initiatives is holding a Hope Nigh... Read more