There were 36 new cases of COVID-19 and one additional death for Butler County over the weekend. That now brings the county’s death toll to 372 according to the Department of Health. As of F... Read more
Two firefighters suffered minor injuries during an apartment fire yesterday in the City of Butler. It broke out just before 3 p.m. at an apartment unit at the corner of South McKean Street a... Read more
The Butler VA Health Care System will host a virtual listening session later this week with veterans and other stakeholders. On Wednesday, March 10th, the Butler VA will host the virtual ses... Read more
Residents of Cranberry Township can now register to stop solicitors from knocking on their door. The program is called “Do Not Knock” which allows homeowners to choose to not have door-to-do... Read more
This past Saturday, Governor Tom Wolf marked the one year anniversary of the first COVID-19 case in Pennsylvania. “It’s been a hard year. One full of unimaginable loss and broken dreams. We... Read more
There were 2,757 new cases of COVID-19 statewide, along with 36 new cases and two deaths reported by the state for Butler County on Friday. As of Friday morning, the hospital was treating fi... Read more
A familiar name and face in the Butler community is declaring his candidacy for local elected office. Lifelong resident of the City of Butler Bob Dandoy will run for Butler Mayor as a Democr... Read more
A local business owner and former member of Butler City Council has decided to run for Mayor. Longtime Butler resident Fred Reese was a member of Council about eight years ago and also serve... Read more
A local woman involved in the Capitol riot on January 6th has been indicted by a federal grand jury. The indictment against 40-year-old Rachel Powell of Mercer County—known as the “pink hat... Read more
A new study shows that Butler County is leading the way in the region in terms of vaccinating its residents. The report was done by the United Way of Southwestern PA. The data shows that 17... Read more