There were no new cases of COVID-19 announced in Butler County over the weekend. That keeps the case count at 257. Statewide there were 336 new cases reported on Sunday—which marks the lowes... Read more
The National Weather Service yesterday confirmed that it was indeed a tornado that touched down in Beaver County Wednesday night. A tornado warning had been issued at 9:30 p.m. NWS officials... Read more
Just days after Slippery Rock University announced plans to bring back students to campus this fall; the State System of Higher Education is releasing guidelines for the upcoming semester. T... Read more
Several local groups are coming together to distribute food to those in need next week. A walk-up distribution will take place on Wednesday, June 17th from 9 to 11 a.m. in the parking lot of... Read more
As Beaver County enters the green phase of the governor’s reopening plan, a long-term care facility that was home to one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks is now facing fines from the federal... Read more
The Gateway 228 project is continuing to develop. Butler County Commissioners approved the use of funds for the $5 vehicle fee to help pay from the major project that will expand the Balls B... Read more
For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, some visitors will be allowed inside Butler Memorial Hospital. Officials announced the new visitor policy earlier this morning. Most... Read more
A local lawmaker will convene an informational meeting Monday to discuss power-producing alternatives. State Representative and Pennsylvania House Environmental Resources and Energy Committe... Read more
Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official recently announced a settlement with a company that has been taking advantage of the generosity of residents across the country. Attorney General... Read more
A recent cyberattack on a water system in Florida has prompted the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to issue a Cybersecurity Advisory to water utilities across the state. Cyber issues... Read more
AAA is reminding people to not drink and drive for St. Patrick’s Day’s weekend. Police are expected to be out in full force this weekend when people are expected to celebrate the Irish holid... Read more
Local lawmakers continue to push back on a proposal by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation that would implement a toll on a number bridges across the state. The Pennsylvania Senate... Read more
The Butler County Symphony is looking for college musicians who would like to showcase their talents and win some money. The symphony is now accepting submissions for their annual College Di... Read more