The man accused of shooting and killing New Kensington police officer Brian Shaw has been found guilty on all charges. It took the jury a little more than an hour to convict 31-year-old Rahm... Read more
Public hearings begin today for the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, and two Congressmen representing Butler County have made their positions well-known. Republicans Represen... Read more
A project to improve an intersection in Jackson Township has received a significant grant. According to State Representative Jim Marshall and State Senator Elder Vogel, the Commonwealth Fina... Read more
With the wintry weather hitting the area, PennDOT is reminding drivers to take it easy on the road. PennDOT Secretary Leslie Richards cited numerous accidents on icy and snowy roads last yea... Read more
Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey is pushing for legislation that would prevent the president from banning fracking. Toomey made the announcement Friday in Harrisburg saying that th... Read more
Gas prices in western Pennsylvania have once again moved slightly lower in the past week. According to AAA’s weekly gas price report, the average price for a gallon of regular, unleaded, sel... Read more
The public is invited to learn more about the problem of human trafficking in our local community through a couple of free upcoming events. Human trafficking awareness events are planned for... Read more
The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is offering another opportunity for local people to get together while socially distancing. The Chamber’s Friday Morning Coffee Club will continue this... Read more
Slippery Rock University is celebrating Pride Month in October with a mix of in-person and virtual events over the next several weeks. The goal of Pride Month is to promote empowerment, educ... Read more
There’s still time for local special needs families to register for an afternoon of safe activities in Cranberry Township next week. The Recreation Alliance of North Pittsburgh is holding RA... Read more
The annual Saxonburg Holiday Parade has been canceled. The borough council opted to cancel the event due the ongoing coronavirus restrictions. The annual event is sponsored by the Saxonburg... Read more
One person was taken to the hospital after an accident yesterday near Butler Memorial Hospital. The crash happened in the 900 block of East Jefferson Street, near the Butler Township, City o... Read more
A new bill sponsored by a local state senator could change how sell-by dates are determined for milk. Republican Senator Elder Vogel is the chair of the Rural Affairs Committee and he says t... Read more