There are now more than 70,000 COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania. The state announced 625 additional cases earlier today. Here in Butler County, the case count grew by four. The total is now 22... Read more
You’ll soon be able to go out to eat in Butler County. Governor Tom Wolf is easing restrictions on restaurants in the yellow phase beginning next Friday, June 5th—those restaurants can reope... Read more
Butler County has processed nearly 25,000 applications for mail-in ballots. Solicitor Wil White said the process has been going well, but there have been a few issues, including voters getti... Read more
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has again extended expiration dates for licenses, permits, and identification cards. According to PennDOT, expiration dates on driver’s licenses... Read more
The former chief operating officer of the Butler Health System is pleading guilty to defrauding the local healthcare provider. Stephanie Roskovski of Butler changed her plea to guilty Wednes... Read more
Pennsylvania is reporting 780 new COVID-19 cases as the state closes in on 70,000 total cases. Locally, two new cases were reported for Butler County, bringing the total to 222. In total, th... Read more
Arguments for a speedy hearing will be held later today in regards to a lawsuit Butler County has filed against Governor Tom Wolf Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine. County Commissioner L... Read more
High school musical season around the Butler County area is continuing and a local district is taking advantage of a revision to state guidelines. Karns City High School is performing Cyrano... Read more
Gas prices have remained steady locally this week while continuing to rise across western Pennsylvania as a whole this week. According to AAA’s weekly gas price report, the average price for... Read more
The numbers are in from Friday’s blood drive at the Butler Radio Network. A total of 25 donors were on hand and Vitalant is reporting 22 collected blood products. One unit of blood can save... Read more
Education officials in the state are trying to find ways to evaluate students’ progress following the shut down last spring. Even though some districts are back in class, Department of Educa... Read more
March marks what is known as Red Cross Month across the country. Officials say the annual event is a time to recognize the mission of the Red Cross which is to reduce human suffering worldwi... Read more
Faculty and staff at Slippery Rock University will have the chance to participate in upcoming online workshops focusing on diversity. The Diversity Management Series kicks off Wednesday at 4... Read more