Man Pleads Guilty To Attacking Man With Autism
A man who attacked two men, including a man with autism, in the city of Butler has pled guilty to the attack. In September of last year, police were called to the 200 block of West Cunningha... Read more
Rainy Days Plague Summer
If it feels rainier than usual this year, that’s because it is. According to the latest numbers, Butler has received over 34 inches of rain dating back to January. That is nearly 12 inches m... Read more
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has called for customers to discard of raw milk after milk from the farm tested positive for Salmonella. The Family Cow brand recently had test sam... Read more
Gaming Revenue Up In PA
Revenue collected from all forms of gaming along with fantasy contests saw another year over year increase in June. According to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, the state reported nea... Read more
Independence Health System has announced an administrative promotion. Dr. Mary Elizabeth Kovacik Eicher is the new Associate Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Kovacik Eicher joined Excela Health in... Read more
PennDot Projects Underway This Week
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is announcing a couple of roadway projects underway this week. First, effective tomorrow (Monday), a detour on Freedom Road will go in place to... Read more
State Tells Slippery Rock School District To Return Fired Principal To Job
The Secretary of Education is mandating that a recently fired principal in the Slippery Rock School District return to her job. Dr. Kristie Shulsky was let go from her position as the Morain... Read more
Traffic Restrictions Set For Next Weekend On I-79
Motorists should be aware of an upcoming detour around a stretch of Interstate 79 in Cranberry Township. After initially saying that some southbound lanes will be closed from 8 p.m. today (F... Read more
Man Pleads Guilty After Breaking Into Church
A man who stole from a church in Butler pled guilty to the theft late last week. In December 2024, police accused 36-year-old Thomas Fee III of breaking into a St. Paul’s Catholic Church on... Read more
Bill Would Mandate Teaching Cursive In School
Teaching cursive writing in schools is one vote away from becoming state law in Pennsylvania. The bill passed through the House with bipartisan support and out of a Senate committee. The fin... Read more





