Two people won the $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot this weekend. The wining numbers were 11-23-44-61-62 with a power ball of 17. The winners were in Missouri and Texas. This was the second hi... Read more

Hunting mentors who accompany more than one child through big-game hunting seasons may soon be able to take advantage of a rule change. The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners recently... Read more

State police are releasing crash data from this past holiday weekend. During the four-day Labor Day weekend, state police investigated 747 crashes, which included 129 injuries and six deaths... Read more

Even though swim season is finished for this year, those interested in purchasing a 2026 pass to Cranberry Township’s Waterpark at a discounted rate now have the opportunity. Daily passes fo... Read more

McConnells Mill State Park is inviting the public to enjoy nature during an outdoor activity later this week. A Forest Bathing program will take place on Tuesday from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Kild... Read more

A local EMT involved with a youth football program and employed by Quality EMS as an EMT was arrested for an alleged indecent assault first reported to police August 24th. Following forensic... Read more

A lawsuit against a major employer in Butler County has been dismissed. Nippon Steel has voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit they filed against Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves and Unit... Read more

With a summer of fun for people in local pools wrapping up, it’s now time for the dogs to enjoy the water. Cranberry Township’s canine-only Puppy Plunge will take place Saturday in two sessi... Read more

With the start of the football season, Pennsylvania gambling officials are reminding bettors to cautious of making wagers online. A study by the Gaming Control Board says that 90 percent of... Read more

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is wrapping up their annual turkey sighting survey. The deadline is tomorrow for anyone to report turkey sightings from July and August. When reporting, you’... Read more

Butler Township residents will soon see a wastewater line replacement. Pennsylvania American Water announced that they are going to spend nearly $500,000 to replace nearly 2,000 feet of agin... Read more

A Butler woman accused of screaming a racial slur and assaulting an officer in the City of Butler pled guilty and was sentenced yesterday. In late March, police stopped 22-year-old Cierra He... Read more

The arts will be celebrated once again this weekend in Saxonburg. After hosting the Saxonburg Festival of the Arts for years, the event has been replaced by the Artisan Market, which is now... Read more

A Butler native and member of the U.S. Marine Corps is receiving recognition from U.S. Representative Mike Kelly. In honor of being named the 2025 Military Times Marine of the Year earlier t... Read more

The Herman Volunteer Fire Company is hosting a day full of activities for the community this weekend. The annual Community Day happens tomorrow afternoon. There will be food, activities for... Read more

Construction work is underway in Cranberry Township’s Community Park, which is leading to some areas being closed at the park. The old Dog Park is closed permanently along with the parking l... Read more

The Transportation Safety Administration has announced that this past Labor Day weekend was one of the busiest ever. 10.4 million travelers were screened this past weekend for Labor Day trav... Read more

A man is facing charges after he hit a sign at a pizza shop and fled the scene. The crash happened on August 23rd at Three C’s Pizza on West Sunbury Road. State police say 64-year-old Darren... Read more

Slippery Rock University is launching a new accelerated program for those looking to get a master’s in public health. The program will allow students to earn their bachelor degree in Public... Read more

The public is invited to participate in a fundraising event later this week to benefit a great local cause. St. Barnabas Charities is holding the 5th annual Sporting Clays event this Friday... Read more