A local police officer returns to active duty today after being critically injured in the line of duty last summer. According to Butler City Police Chief Bob O’Neill, Officer Michael Sulerud... Read more
Even though Ash Wednesday is still a couple of days away, some area churches are beginning Fish Fry dinners tonight. But, fundraising is a bit more of a challenge this year as prices for sup... Read more
Cranberry Township is once again celebrating being named a banner community. The award is given by Allegheny County and the Allegheny League of Municipalities. This is the 10th consecutive y... Read more
Local hospitalization rates connected to COVID-19 continue to decrease although three more people have died locally at Butler Memorial Hospital this week as a result of COVID-19 infection. T... Read more
Pennsylvania lawmakers are reacting to the invasion of the Ukraine by Russia. Congressman Mike Kelly of Butler says that the attack poses a “threat to freedom in Europe and America’s NATO al... Read more
After the overnight invasion of the Ukraine, global markets plunged. The Dow Jones Industrial dropped 750 points when markets opened. We spoke with local financial advisor Howie Pentony who... Read more
Economists in Pennsylvania are offering their thoughts on how to increase the workforce in the Keystone State. Matthew Knittel is the director of the Independent Fiscal Office and he testifi... Read more
The Seneca Valley Foundation is receiving recognition for its positive impact on the community. The group was recently named a Community Champion Distinguished Honoree by the Pittsburgh Nort... Read more
The Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Game Commission recently presented the agency’s annual report to the state legislature. Earlier this week, Bryan Burhans spoke to the General Assem... Read more
Not only are potholes annoying and sometimes dangerous, they can also be costly. According to the AAA East Central office- which includes Butler County- hitting a nasty pothole can sometimes... Read more