The man accused of a kidnapping on Thursday in Slippery Rock and then arson on Friday in Westmoreland County was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound following a […] Read more
Development in Cranberry Township is nothing new but ground was officially broken Friday morning on a massive project that officials say is different than anything the township currently has... Read more
The Butler County Humane Society has decided to close for over a week in order to quarantine and disinfect after exposure to a potentially dangerous virus. Executive Director Jennifer DiCucc... Read more
A local lawmaker is among those sponsoring legislation that would reform the Internal Revenue Service. In his role as ranking member of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight, [... Read more
The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh is continuing to put safeguards in place related to the prevention of and response to sexual abuse. Bishop David Zubik has appointed four staff members [... Read more
With the aging of Pennsylvania’s farm families, State Senator Elder Vogel (R-47) is introducing legislation that will encourage existing farmers and landowners to work with beginning f... Read more
A Butler Township resident has been chosen as the Republican candidate in the race to replace former State Rep. Brian Ellis in the 11th legislative district in a special election […] Read more
The Butler Transit Authority is making a change to the schedule of their commuter bus service to Pittsburgh. Effective March 2nd, the service will no longer include a 5:30 p.m. […] Read more
The public is invited to attend an event later today to see and hear local students present projects dealing with science, technology, engineering, and math. The 8th annual Seneca Valley [... Read more
A little bit of Hollywood is scheduled to come to Grove City. The Sharon Herald is reporting that a film crews will be in downtown Grove City on February 27th […] Read more
Butler County has reached a settlement with the estate of a former employee who said they were fired because of discrimination. Solicitor Wil White said that Debra Bisch was a […] Read more
There are new businesses moving into Cranberry Township all the time, but have you ever wondered how they get there? Well, that’s the question township officials will answer Thursday night [... Read more
The fifth annual ‘Butler Carved in Ice’ festival sponsored by Butler AM Rotary will kick off a day earlier than in years past. “In the fifth year we wanted to […] Read more