Nearly 400 members of the U.S. Congress have been sanctioned by Russia, including local Congressman Mike Kelly. Kelly says that he’ll wear those sanctions as a “badge of honor for standing u... Read more
It’s April 15th—which normally means its Tax Day. But, for the third straight year the deadline is being pushed back. Tax filers now have until April 18th because of a federal holiday that h... Read more
An Armstrong County man has been charged with numerous sex-related crimes involving a juvenile. According to State Police, 31-year-old Joshua Craft of Adrian sexually assaulted a 14-year-old... Read more
The City of Butler has released their guidelines for the proper disposal of leaves this spring. Residents are asked to participate in curbside leaf collection by calling the Streets Departme... Read more
New data from the state shows that guns sales are down slightly compared to this time last year. The number of background checks is down 25 percent through the first quarter of this year opp... Read more
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler expects to complete the sale of a couple of long vacant properties in the city of Butler after a local lending institution approved the forg... Read more
The top administrator of the WPIAL is resigning. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Amy Scheuneman is stepping down as the executive director for the state’s largest district high sch... Read more
PennDOT is looking for feedback on how their crews did this winter. The annual survey is out and it asks 17 questions for drivers in Pennsylvania. Among the topics include your expectations... Read more
A new study out by AAA says that owners of vehicles that have driver assistance technology may not be as knowledgeable as they think in regards to how it works. The travel agency says driver... Read more
Masks will still need to be worn on buses for a couple more weeks following a decision by the Biden Administration. The CDC announced yesterday that the mask mandate will continue for two mo... Read more