You can now apply for mail-in ballots online. Although the ballots won’t be sent out until they are officially printed, Butler County residents can request their mail-in ballot online. You c... Read more
The Butler Area School District has released their detailed plan for reopening schools this fall. The district will be operating with in-person classes, five days a week from kindergarten th... Read more
There were 13 new COVID-19 cases reported for Butler County Thursday—bringing the county’s total to 637. There were also 322 negative tests—giving Thursday’s report a 4 percent positiv... Read more
A man is facing charges after he slapped an employee at a Burger King in Butler Township. Police say 21-year-old Austin Addison of Lyndora was at the restaurant on New Castle Road back in la... Read more
Restaurants and bars across the state are banding together in hopes to change restrictions implemented on their industry by Governor Tom Wolf. A petition was created by the Pennsylvania Rest... Read more
Pennsylvania election officials say that if you vote by mail this fall, you won’t have to pay for the stamp. The state will be covering the cost of the 55 cent stamps which officials say cou... Read more
State officials say a new school safety program continues to see impactful results after its first year and a half. According to the Office of Attorney General Josh Shapiro, nearly 24,000 ti... Read more
There’s still time to sign up for an upcoming Butler County Chamber of Commerce opportunity to hear more about national politics. The Friday Morning Coffee Club will continue this Friday at... Read more
Thursday is the official observance of Earth Day and Slippery Rock University is presenting several events that support environmental protection. This year’s SRU Earth Day observance kicked... Read more
A former Republican Senate candidate is looking to make an entrance into the race for governor. Former Congressman Lou Barletta of Hazelton announced yesterday that he was starting a group t... Read more
Pennsylvania casinos took in a record amount of money from gamblers last month. Reports show that casinos made over $400 million from gamblers during the month of March—the first time that h... Read more
A local lawmaker plans to advance legislation that would reform regulations as part of a voting meeting scheduled for today. In his role as Majority Chairman of the PA House Environmental Re... Read more
The PA Department of Environmental Protection is ready to do battle with black flies, known to some as gnats. Officials say it’s an effort to make outdoor recreation more enjoyable for Penns... Read more