There were 11 new COVID-19 cases reported by the Pennsylvania Department of Health Wednesday for Butler County. The daily report also saw 170 negative test results, resulting in a positivity... Read more
Governor Tom Wolf is responding to the judge’s ruling earlier this week that deemed his coronavirus shutdowns unconstitutional. “I believe the vast majority of Pennsylvanians understan... Read more
A lawsuit has been filed against the Pennsylvania State Police and many troopers by the family of a man who died after a confrontation in 2018. The wife and daughters of Renfrew resident Wal... Read more
A possible treatment for COVID-19 that was developed in Pittsburgh could start testing humans beginning next year. Doctors at UPMC announced Tuesday that safety trials will start in 2021, wi... Read more
The body of a man that was found in the Allegheny River earlier this week has been identified. The Armstrong County Coroner says that 67-year-old Clinton McHenry of Kittanning was the body f... Read more
2019 was a record year for natural gas production in Pennsylvania. A new report released by the state’s Department of Environmental Protection showed that 6.8 trillion cubic feet of natural... Read more
There were seven new COVID-19 cases Tuesday for Butler County. The daily report also saw 112 negative tests, resulting in a 5.9 percent positivity rate today. As of Monday morning, Butler Me... Read more
There is still time to sign up to enjoy another Mars Planet Foundation “Dinner to Go” fundraiser. This month’s meal will be available through a partnership with the restaurant Dented Keg at... Read more
Families of students in Butler Area elementary schools are invited to virtually participate in an upcoming coding event. Family Code Night is a free opportunity for kids in kindergarten thro... Read more
Local community members in need of a meal are invited to visit a Butler church later today. St. Peter’s Anglican Church on East Jefferson Street is hosting a community meal on the last Sunda... Read more
The public is invited to provide feedback on changes in the formula for how federal funds dealing with aging are distributed. The Pennsylvania Department of Aging has posted the updated Intr... Read more
There’s still time for local young artists to submit their work to possibly get it displayed in a special exhibit in the U.S. Capitol. According to U.S. Representatives Mike Kelly of the 16t... Read more
Kids interested in learning more about science, technology, engineering, and math are invited to an upcoming online presentation from the Carnegie Science Center. The Science Center is partn... Read more