Police believe a driver was under the influence in an accident that happened yesterday in Clinton Township. The one vehicle crash happened around 6:30 p.m. at the intersection of Spring Vall... Read more
Vaccinations will be on their way to skilled nursing facilities next week according to state Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine. She said at a press conference yesterday that CVS and Walg... Read more
Butler Township residents will not see a tax hike next year. The commissioners approved the 2021 budget of just over $7.5 million at their last scheduled meeting of the year, which was on Mo... Read more
Hospitalizations are remaining stable in Butler according to the latest update from Butler Health System. According to an update Monday morning, Butler Memorial Hospital is treating 50 patie... Read more
A Petrolia man is in police custody after he was charged with assaulting a young girl that left her with severe head injuries. Police say 20-year-old Dakota Anthony beat his girlfriend’s two... Read more
There were 357 new cases of COVID-19 and four additional deaths this weekend for Butler County. It comes with 391 negative tests, giving the Department of Health’s weekend report a 51.2 perc... Read more
A food distribution will be held tomorrow at the Lernerville Speedway but the event has already been fully reserved. The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will be hosting the drive-thru... Read more
A longtime political operative is joining the Republican primary for Senate. 60-year-old Craig Snyder of Philadelphia served as the top aide to former Senator Arlen Specter and is joining th... Read more
A cabin that pre-dates the Civil War will be on display and open to the public later this week. The Cooper Cabin Homestead in Cabot is hosting their first ever open house this Saturday after... Read more
Healthy community members are encouraged to help neighbors in need through participation in a couple of upcoming blood drives. The American Red Cross drive is coming up Monday from 11 a.m. t... Read more
Authorities are continuing their search for a suspect who allegedly stole several hundred dollars worth of merchandise from a store at the Grove City Outlets earlier this summer. According t... Read more
The Butler Radio Network is the latest organization to be showcased on Armstrong’s Business As Usual. The program highlights businesses in Butler with talk about their history, purpose, and... Read more
A Mercer County man was sentenced to 18 months in a federal prison after pleading guilty to tax fraud. 35-year-old Dustin Golub of Hermitage was the owner of Penn Ohio Roofing and Siding and... Read more