Officials in Seven Fields Borough have made the difficult decision to cancel or suspend a couple of popular summer events as a result of health and safety concerns with COVID-19. Earlier thi... Read more
The ongoing effects from COVID-19 now also include a nationwide coin shortage and a local bank is asking for coins. NexTier Bank is encouraging customers as well as residents in general to v... Read more
Butler City Police have filed felony charges against a local man in connection with protests that turned violent on May 31st. According to police, 20-year-old Jordan Erdos used social media... Read more
According to the state Department of Health’s website, there were no new coronavirus cases reported for Butler County today. The state did report 320 negative test results. Overall the state... Read more
The Butler Township Planning Commission has approved a commercial subdivision and land development plan. Developers would like to construct the Benevan Square plan on New Castle Road next to... Read more
Two police reform bills are now law after they were signed Tuesday morning by Governor Tom Wolf. House Bills 1841 and 1910 require pre-employment background checks and mental health evaluati... Read more
Tomorrow is the final day to file your federal taxes. The coronavirus pandemic led the Treasury Department to extend the deadline to July 15th. According to the IRS, about 142 million taxpay... Read more
Butler Health System officials say they’ve received more COVID-19 vaccine doses and are encouraging eligible residents to get registered. Currently, the hospital is vaccinating those who are... Read more
The Butler Transit Authority is investing in a new phone system. At their meeting Tuesday night, the authority board approved the purchase of the new system from Third Generation at a cost o... Read more
Pennsylvania is making it easier for residents struggling to deal with food expenses during the ongoing pandemic to access assistance. The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services is now al... Read more
Leaders in the nursing home industry are stressing the importance of staff getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Pennsylvania Health Care Association President Zach Shamberg said he was initially su... Read more
March is National Problem Gambling Awareness Month and state leaders say the pandemic has altered had to get their message out. Jennifer Smith is the Secretary of Drug and Alcohol Programs i... Read more
A regional organization is giving out up to ten $1,000 awards to health care workers currently enrolled in health care training. Applicants for the Tri-County Health Care Industry Partnershi... Read more