A construction worker was killed Wednesday afternoon when a utility pole fell on top of him. The accident happened just south of the Butler County line in Pine Township, Allegheny County, on... Read more
Firefighters say Christmas lights are to blame for starting a fire early this Thursday in Lawrence County. The fire started about 1 a.m. at a home in Mahoning Township, that’s in western Law... Read more
The state health department is still encouraging you to get a flu shot. “The flu is really contagious because it’s spread by droplets,” Dr. Rachel Levine, Acting Secretary of the Penns... Read more
U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly voted Tuesday in favor of the House’s tax reform bill. Kelly- of Butler- who represents Pennsylvania’s 3rd congressional district- called it the “most important vo... Read more
Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey (DEM) called the tax bill a “raw deal for Pennsylvania families.” “The GOP tax scheme leaves the middle class with the short end of the stick while the su... Read more
Butler City Council is expected to vote on Thursday to officially adopt the 2018 budget. The proposed $9 million budget would include a property tax decrease by 1 mill. This reduction is due... Read more
Butler City Council plans to vote on a long discussed anti-discrimination ordinance at their regular monthly meeting on Thursday. Mayor Tom Donaldson will introduce a motion that would estab... Read more
Two state representatives are teaming up to host a paper shredding event this weekend. Reps. Marci Mustello (R-Butler) and Tedd Nesbit (R-Butler/Mercer) will be hosting the free shedding eve... Read more
A local woman is recovering following an accident last week in Butler Township. According to police, a vehicle driven by 61-year-old Linda Mauthe of Butler was struck by a vehicle driven by... Read more
A popular television show is once again returning to our area and looking for people willing to participate. American Pickers will film episodes in Pennsylvania this November and they are in... Read more
The State Department of Agriculture is once again holding its spotted lanternfly poster contest. The contest is open for students in the first through eighth grade. Department of Agriculture... Read more
There is still time to participate in a wild turkey survey before it closes later this week. The public has until has until Friday to report sightings that happened during July and August as... Read more
A local historian is offering a chance to walk and hear interesting stories regarding some of Butler City’s biggest homes. Bill May is hosting the Historic Mansions of Butler Walking Tour th... Read more