Students from local school districts are invited to participate in a program organized by the Pittsburgh office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. FBI Pittsburgh is now accepting applic... Read more
There is still time for local young people to learn coding as part of a nationwide contest. U.S. Representative Mike Kelly announced the 2021 Congressional App Challenge earlier this summer.... Read more
An Ellwood City woman surrendered this morning for her role in the Capitol riots back on January 6th. The Department of Justice says that Julia Sizer is facing four charges as prosecutors sa... Read more
Stocks rose for the seventh straight month in August, continuing a dramatic run for Wall Street. We talked with local financial advisor Howie Pentony about why, despite the resurgence of COV... Read more
Crews were on the scene of an accident near downtown Butler. At least two vehicles were involved in the crash that happened at the intersection of the General Richard Butler Bridge that lead... Read more
Butler County Detectives have a new contract with a rise in wages. The four year agreement was approved by the county commissioners earlier this week. The contract will see a 2.5 percent inc... Read more
September is Suicide Prevention Month and the VA is continuing their “Reach Out” campaign in an effort to reduce Veteran suicide. The campaign encourages people to “Reach Out” to veterans by... Read more
A residence in Butler Township will likely be used as a day-care and pre-school facility following a decision by the Butler Township Zoning Hearing Board. After hearing an appeal made by the... Read more
There is still time to participate in a wild turkey survey before it closes early next week. The public has until has until Monday to report sightings that happened during July and August as... Read more
The numbers of hospitalizations, ICU patients, and deaths due to COVID-19 are going back up at the Butler Memorial Hospital after seeing very low numbers the previous months. We’ve kept data... Read more