A group of bipartisan senators—including both from Pennsylvania—are calling for the U.S. government to acknowledge a Butler native imprisoned in Russia as “wrongfully detained.” Marc Fogel i... Read more
Seniors in Cranberry Township can pick up a free fire alarm Wednesday. The giveaway is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Municipal Center on Rochester Road. The free smoke detectors are avail... Read more
At least one person was injured when a tri-axle truck rolled over in Center Township Tuesday morning. The incident occurred just after 11 a.m. at the intersection of Route 8 North and Sunset... Read more
Nearly 80 adults got a chance to relive a childhood classic as part of a fundraising effort this past weekend for the It’s About the Warrior Foundation. The 7th annual Wiffle Ball Tournament... Read more
Despite major losses yesterday, the market has seen a decent recovery this month. We spoke with local financial advisor Howie Pentony who said after a steady downward trajectory to begin the... Read more
The State Department of Environmental Protection is seeking input as they put together a draft of their 2022 State Water Plan. The draft plan looks to manage and protect the Commonwealth’s w... Read more
There is still time for local veterans and active military personnel to sign up for an upcoming special recognition. The annual Seneca Valley School District Veteran Recognition Day will hap... Read more
The City of Butler Parks, Recreation Grounds, and Facilities Authority has approved a new strategic plan as well as an employee code of conduct and ethics. Director of Facility Operations De... Read more
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is getting ready to host a series of free webinars about hunting this fall. It starts this week on Wednesday at 6 p.m. with a webinar about squirrel hunting.... Read more
It’s the first day of school for a couple of districts in Butler County. Students at Seneca Valley and Karns City head back to class today. Meanwhile juniors and seniors at North Catholic wi... Read more