Butler City police are asking for help finding a man wanted on felony firearms charges following an incident last week. City Police officers responded to the area of Pullman Park and Pillow... Read more
Butler County Special Olympics has suspended all trainings due to concerns surrounding the coronavirus. This affects the basketball, bowling, equestrian, gymnastics, swimming, track and tenn... Read more
Multiple sources are reporting that a bullet hit a school van earlier this morning in Lawrence County. The incident happened just before 9 a.m. in the area of Ellwood Road and the Route 422... Read more
Amid statements from Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves that he would cut 1,500 jobs at AK Steel in Butler if the United States doesn’t revise a trade policy, the Butler County Commissi... Read more
A local township has again received regional recognition at a ceremony held earlier this month. Cranberry Township was one of 74 regional municipalities to be named Banner Communities by the... Read more
The City of Butler Parks, Recreation Grounds, and Facilities Authority has approved the creation of a new position and will be bringing some young people on board to help with games at Miche... Read more
A group plans to project messages onto a Cranberry Township building tonight in an effort to remove a local lawmaker from a leadership position. The Better Path Coalition and local partner o... Read more
Although he has not yet received a response to the letter that he sent to the White House about AK Steel, local Congressman Mike Kelly is moving forward with speaking with people who can hel... Read more
The Butler VA is adopting a new entry policy in order to protect its staff and Veterans against the coronavirus. The VA announced the decision earlier this morning that they will be screenin... Read more
The CEO of the company poised to close on AK Steel later this week told lawmakers that unless his company receives tariff relief, he will be forced to close the plant in Butler. Cleveland-Cl... Read more