Indiana University of Pennsylvania is the latest school to announce they will start their spring semester fully online. IUP officials cited the high number of COVID-19 cases and slow rollout... Read more
A Saxonburg man is receiving honors for his decades of work in the news field in Missouri. Fred Caesar was recently named to the St. Louis TV Hall of Fame. Caesar worked in news departments... Read more
It was a chaotic day in Harrisburg as members of the state Senate during their swearing-in ceremony Tuesday. The fireworks occurred when majority Republicans refused to seat 45th District Se... Read more
A local eatery has been forced to close by the state for a COVID-19 related violation. The PA Department of Agriculture is responsible for enforcing the restaurant restrictions for COVID-19,... Read more
A few local lawmakers have been appointed as majority committee chairmen for the new legislative session. Returning Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Republican Bryan Cutl... Read more
There were 147 new cases of COVID-19 and four additional deaths for Butler County Tuesday. That now brings the total number of deaths to 208 for the county according to the Department of Hea... Read more
A longtime Cranberry Township resident is taking the reins as the new township manager. Dan Santoro was selected to the position during last night’s reorganizational meeting. Santoro has ser... Read more
Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey will vote to certify the Electoral College results tomorrow. Toomey said in a statement that he finds the move to challenge the results is an “effo... Read more
One man was taken to the hospital after an accident with a garbage truck yesterday on I-79. The two vehicle crash happened around 11 a.m. in the northbound lane near mile marker 80—which is... Read more
More vaccinations are on the way to Pennsylvania this week. According to Dr. Rachel Levine, the Commonwealth will receive a little more than 167,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine. She said abo... Read more