Butler City is considering options when it comes to replacing a fire truck that is at the end of its useful life. Councilman in charge of Public Safety Bob Dandoy informed Council and the pu... Read more
Butler City Council plans to formally express complaints about trash service to the city’s trash service provider. The City switched back to Vogel Trash Service at the beginning of this year... Read more
Construction of a new water main in a portion of the City of Butler will begin soon. Pennsylvania American Water announced that they will start upgrading a water main along North Elm Street... Read more
A local lawmaker is among those sponsoring legislation that would help more Americans prepare for a secure retirement. The Secure a Strong Retirement Act of 2021 co-authored by Republican U.... Read more
Pennsylvania is keeping on pace for healthy budget surplus this fiscal year. According to the April numbers, collections totaled more than $4 billion—which was about $28 million in front of... Read more
There were 29 new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths for Butler County Thursday. That’s actually the second consecutive day of 29 new cases. As of Wednesday morning, Butler Memorial... Read more
Governor Tom Wolf is encouraging college students to get the COVID-19 vaccine. “Now that college students are eligible to get vaccinated, it’s really important to make this a priority,” Wolf... Read more
Police are searching for a suspect who slashed tires in a parking lot Franklin Township. The specific location was not revealed by police, but they did say it happened last Saturday afternoo... Read more
National Teacher Appreciation Week continues today as a local teacher is helping students develop an appreciation for art around Butler. Butler Middle School Art teacher Holly Wilson will be... Read more
Governor Tom Wolf is confirming that he will not renew the contract with the company that had a data breach with contact tracing information. A recent data breach reported by our news partne... Read more