Students in Catholic schools in the Diocese of Pittsburgh will be required to wear masks to begin the year. Diocese officials made the announcement yesterday, saying that their goal is [... Read more
Move-in day for first year Slippery Rock University students is Thursday and the school community is helping with the transition. More than 1,400 first-year and transfer students will move i... Read more
As the situation in Afghanistan continues to evolve, local and state lawmakers are weighing in on the ongoing exit. Republican Senator Pat Toomey says the decision to rapidly withdraw forces... Read more
Police are looking for a suspect that stole a gun out of a car. It happened on Bruin Road in Washington Township back in late July. Police say an unknown […] Read more
At least one person was injured in a crash this morning on Route 228. It happened around 9:45 a.m. near the intersection with Adams Ridge Boulevard. Dispatchers say three vehicles […] Read more
State police are looking for suspects who stole nearly 10 street signs in Concord Township. Police were called to the municipality just before midnight Friday and were told that nine [... Read more
Butler Area School District staff and administrators have not changed their Health and Safety Plan but they are adjusting some components. Superintendent Dr. Brian White pointed to direction... Read more
A local lawmaker is holding a public hearing later today to discuss a bill that would make sure solar panels and wind turbines are properly decommissioned, reclaimed, and recycled. State Rep... Read more
The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber of Commerce is inviting local women to a celebration of the season later this week. The Women’s Leadership Roundtable is hosting a gathering from 5 [... Read more
A Butler County Community College professor is receiving recognition for her clinical work and community service. Ashlee Esplen was named the winner of the Steven Kolumban Award, which is gi... Read more
A local fire district is warning residents to be aware of a fundraising scam circulating the area. The Harmony Fire District recently said that people in the community were receiving [... Read more
As the year winds to an end, the Butler Area Public Library is releasing a list of their most popular books that were borrowed. The number one fictional book was […] Read more
For the first time in nearly two years, the public has a chance to see local high school students on stage singing holiday classics. The Butler Senior High Choir will […] Read more