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
As a result of COVID-19, a new Butler Transit Authority policy will require employees to notify administration if they are planning out of state travel. The authority’s board of directors ap... Read more
As some state lawmakers call for an investigation into the Department of Labor and Industry for their handling of unemployment claims during the pandemic, the head of that office is defendin... Read more
Butler Area Public Library, local students, and the Butler Radio Network are all celebrating National Library week. Butler Area Public Library is encouraging patrons to visit the library onl... Read more
Youth ages 12 to 16 who hold a Junior Hunting license are invited to apply for a chance to participate in a special turkey hunt later this month. The special turkey hunt for youth will be he... Read more
An internationally renowned performer and writer who also happens to be a current U.S. poet will speak as part of a Slippery Rock University virtual presentation later this week. Joy Harjo i... Read more
Those interested in learning more about how frogs fit into the ecosystem are invited to an upcoming online presentation from the Carnegie Science Center. The Science Center’s next Café Sci e... Read more
Saturday marks a big opening day for fishers as trout season kicks off. It officially begins at 8 a.m. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission started stocking waterways two weeks earlier... Read more
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Agriculture continues to make his case to raise the dog license fee. Russell Redding says he wants to raise the fee from $6.50 to $10 in order to fund the Bureau... Read more