A federal judge has ruled that the Trump Administration must fully fund SNAP Benefits. This ruling comes after a federal judge said the administration must use funds allocated for SNAP benef... Read more

After several months of discussion, the City of Butler has approved a plan to change the collector of property and per capita tax revenue. At their Thursday meeting, Council approved motions... Read more

A former Marine and now active volunteer was named the Butler County Veteran of the Year. Jim McMullen was recognized with the honor yesterday at the annual Butler County Veteran of the Year... Read more

Butler County saw a higher-than-expected voter turnout for this year’s Municipal Election. That trend was also seen across the state. According to state data, voter turnout increased by 8 pe... Read more

As the federal and state government shutdowns continue the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities is asking for institutions to provide flexibility. Due to Pennsylvanians missing... Read more

The Lighthouse Foundation is moving their headquarters to a new location. The non-profit announced they have purchased the former Furniture Galleries on Route 8 South in Penn Township. Found... Read more

An annual Thanksgiving tradition continues this weekend. St. Clare Parrish is offering their Turkey Dinner on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Wendelin Church Hall. Turkey with all the fi... Read more

A free medical clinic is coming to Butler this weekend. The Remote Area Medical Clinic returns to the Butler Intermediate High School Saturday and Sunday. The clinic will offer free dental,... Read more

Harmony will be celebrating the town’s German heritage with an annual event this weekend. The German-inspired “WeihnactsMarkt” is happening both Saturday and Sunday. There will be 70 vendors... Read more

The Department of Agriculture is once again holding a contest to find people to sing the National Anthem at the PA Farm Show. The contest is called “Oh Say, Can You Sing” and it encourages r... Read more