The top administrator of the WPIAL is resigning. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Amy Scheuneman is stepping down as the executive director for the state’s largest district high sch... Read more
PennDOT is looking for feedback on how their crews did this winter. The annual survey is out and it asks 17 questions for drivers in Pennsylvania. Among the topics include your expectations... Read more
A new study out by AAA says that owners of vehicles that have driver assistance technology may not be as knowledgeable as they think in regards to how it works. The travel agency says driver... Read more
Masks will still need to be worn on buses for a couple more weeks following a decision by the Biden Administration. The CDC announced yesterday that the mask mandate will continue for two mo... Read more
The Butler County Sheriff’s office is warning of a text message scam circulating the state. The scammer sends a message acting as the Postal Service or FedEx and tells the recipient that the... Read more
A longtime church in Downtown Butler has closed but members continue to give back to the community through a Legacy Plan. The process to liquidate assets of Grace @ Calvary Evangelical Luthe... Read more
A Butler County leader and a local municipality have received statewide recognition for dedication and commitment to strengthening communities and serving residents. Butler County Commission... Read more
Whole milk could be coming back to school cafeterias after a bill passed the state house. The bill was sponsored by State Representative John Lawrence of Chester County. “The Whole Milk in P... Read more
A longtime tradition continues tomorrow morning at the Butler YMCA. It is the 70th annual Good Friday Breakfast. It begins at 8 a.m. inside gymnasium 2 at the YMCA. The morning features brea... Read more
Students at Mars Area Primary Center collected over 7,000 diapers as part of the school’s ‘Stuff the Bus’ diaper drive to benefit local families. Diapers were collected and stuffed into a sc... Read more