Thursday Update: 10 New Cases
There were ten new cases of COVID-19 reported Thursday for Butler County. It comes with 73 negative tests, giving today’s report a 12 percent positivity rate. An additional death was reporte... Read more
A pregnant woman was flown to the hospital after an accident yesterday in Butler Township. Police say the crash happened around 11:30 a.m. in the Butler Crossing Plaza. 53-year-old Margaret... Read more
Governor Tom Wolf is continuing his push for the legalization of recreational marijuana. Wolf says legalizing cannabis it would help reform the criminal justice system. “In order to pursue r... Read more
The county is moving away from having a third party oversee senior centers and is bringing it under its own guidance. County commissioners voted to end their contract with Nutrition Inc.—the... Read more
Cranberry Township EMS Honored By State
Cranberry Township’s Emergency Medical Service has been honored by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, the Bureau of EMS, and the Pennsylvania Emergency Health Services Council. The local... Read more
A pay dispute between assistants of elected row officers at the county was subject to a long discussion at yesterday’s county commissioners meeting. The county’s salary board, composed of th... Read more
Butler Adjusts Spectator Policy
Butler Area School District has modified their policy for spectators based on a recent federal court decision. Following the ruling against the guidelines imposed by the administration of Go... Read more
The county is extending the deadline and revising opportunities to distribute more CARES Act funding to non-profits and small businesses. Officials say the updated polices will allow those o... Read more
Coroner IDs Body Found In River Near Kittanning
The body of a man that was found in the Allegheny River earlier this week has been identified. The Armstrong County Coroner says that 67-year-old Clinton McHenry of Kittanning was the body f... Read more
UPMC Doctors And Scientists Tout New ‘Breakthrough’ Medicine Against COVID-19
A possible treatment for COVID-19 that was developed in Pittsburgh could start testing humans beginning next year. Doctors at UPMC announced Tuesday that safety trials will start in 2021, wi... Read more