Butler City Firefighters will receive some professional development training through a couple of upcoming programs. At their meeting last week, City Council approved spending a total of near... Read more
A new study shows that there were thousands of people who moved out of Pennsylvania last year. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows a loss of about 40,000 people from July 2021 to July 202... Read more
State police were busy over the holiday weekend according to their latest report. From December 23rd through Christmas, state police responded to 661 crashes, including five fatal accidents... Read more
A garbage truck took down a utility pole and wires this morning in Cabot. The accident happened around 10 a.m. in the 500 block of Helmbold Ave. Dispatchers say the truck crashed into one of... Read more
The Butler Public Library is closed for the day. According to library officials, they are having issues heating the facility. There are some services and resources that can be found on their... Read more
Soon-to-be drivers have a chance to practice one of the more challenging aspects of the driving exam in Cranberry Township. Officials say the parallel parking practice spot is open once agai... Read more
There’s still time for southern Butler County residents and businesses to help with the renovation of a playground in Cranberry Township. A tax-deductible year-end gift to the Cranberry Town... Read more
A quick burst of wintry weather yesterday kept emergency crews busy throughout the county. While it didn’t bring significant accumulation, many roads were covered with snow by late afternoon... Read more
The Department of Human Services is taking time to remind residents that help is available for those dealing with depression around the holidays. Andrew Bates is the department’s executive d... Read more
Pennsylvania is set to receive millions in funding to help expand broadband access to residents in the state. But, ahead of that is a push by Butler County and surrounding areas to challenge... Read more