At least one unknown person damaged an expensive piece of equipment belonging to a local municipality. According to the State Police, at least one unknown person damaged a water tank mixer c... Read more
Students at Seneca Valley Senior High School will soon have the chance to try out a new interactive learning classroom. An inclusive sensory room and maker space will open for life-skills st... Read more
Casinos across the state saw an increase in revenue in 2019 according to state officials. The Pennsylvania Gaming Board said revenue went up 4.5 percent last year compared to 2018—which is a... Read more
Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which means a lot of schools and businesses are closed. All county and federal government offices and courts are closed. The PennDOT license center is... Read more
Forecasters are expecting a mix of wintry weather on Saturday, bringing rain, snow, and possibly freezing rain and sleet. The snow is expected to arrive at 5 a.m. Saturday, and AccuWeather s... Read more
A new bill passed by the state’s House of Representatives would ban using a phone while driving—but critics say an attached amendment weakens the bill. Representative Mike Carroll says the a... Read more
A group from Central America will be stopping in Cranberry today for a closer look at how the township uses technology to manage traffic flow. Ten government representatives, architects, and... Read more
The sale of Peoples Natural Gas to water utility company Aqua America is now official. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission voted 4-1 to approve the nearly $4.3 billion acquisition. Th... Read more
A Beaver County man is facing multiple charges after attempting to flee from police in the city of Butler earlier this week. A City officer attempted to pull over a vehicle for a code violat... Read more
A memorial service is planned for a longtime Butler area physician who passed away last month. Dr. S.A. Nallathambi passed away Sunday, December 29th at the home of his great-nephew in New J... Read more