Two new bills are now law in Pennsylvania that will reform local police departments. Governor Wolf signed the bills yesterday. One requires police departments to disclose employment historie... Read more
PennDOT is now accepting proposals for transportation projects as part of the Public-Private Partnership program. The unsolicited proposal period applies to PennDOT-owned projects and infras... Read more
The Grapevine Center at 140 North Elm Street in Butler has reopened. Although the Grapevine Center has returned to regular hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, for the time being, the Drop-In C... Read more
Residents in a Cranberry Township neighborhood will soon begin to notice some improvements being made based on feedback received. The Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors began a Neighbor... Read more
A local group is asking for help supporting kids and families dealing with food insecurity. Organizers with the Kids Weekend Backpack Program are now accepting donations for the third annual... Read more
Crews were on the scene of an accident this morning in Center Township. The two vehicle crash happened just outside the Abie Abraham VA Center on North Duffy Road around 10:15 this morning.... Read more
Department of Health officials announced four new cases for Butler County Wednesday, bringing the case count to 311. The Butler Health System says they are treating three patients for the co... Read more
The victim of an assault last year in the city of Butler is filing a complaint against the local agency he believes to be responsible. Attorney Al Lindsay is representing 53-year-old Robert... Read more
Pennsylvania is extending unemployment benefits by another 13 weeks. The Department of Labor and Industry announced the changes yesterday saying that if you have exhausted your 26 maximum we... Read more
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State and county election boards are now facing a federal lawsuit from local Congressmen and President Trump’s re-election campaign. The Associated Press is repor... Read more