Grove City College is being recognized as one of the Best Value Colleges by the Princeton Review. The publication named just over 200 colleges with the Best Value recognition, which was base... Read more

Pennsylvania’s older population continues to grow. According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the 65-and-older population in the Keystone State has grown by nearly 255,000 people sin... Read more

A new law will hold sexual offenders working as a sports official more accountable. Volunteer or employees of a nonprofit working as a sports official will have to register with SORNA (the S... Read more

A Prospect man has been charged in connection to a Jefferson Township robbery that took place earlier this year. In February, police charged 27-year-old Samantha Eppinger with burglary and r... Read more

Congressman Mike Kelly is hosting a telephone townhall on frauds and scams tomorrow. The townhall will give tips and information on how to protect your personal information. Kelly says his o... Read more

Cleveland Cliffs has announced they have canceled a major construction project in Ohio. The Middletown Works $500 million hydrogen-based steel project will be canceled. The project was cance... Read more

Giant Eagle’s sale of GetGo to convenient store chain Couche-Tard is now official. The $1.6 billion sale officially went into effect last week. As part of the sale, the myPerks loyalty progr... Read more

A longtime staple of grocery store shelves has filed for bankruptcy. Del Monte Foods announced they’ve entered Chapter 11 proceedings. The 140-year-old company based out of California specia... Read more

Tickets are now available for a new event later this year in Cranberry Township. The inaugural 16066 BBQ Bash from noon to 4 p.m. September 20th on the Armstrong Great Lawn at the Municipal... Read more

A special celebration of our country’s upcoming milestone birthday is making a local stop later today. The America 250 PA Countdown to 250 Mobile Experiential Unit will be in Sarver at Lerne... Read more

There’s still time for local conservation projects to apply for state grant money to protect biodiversity. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is accepting applications for... Read more

A new state law will make it easier for disabled veterans to receive their free state hunting license. The new law will remove the yearly application and annual fee for 100 percent disabled... Read more

A motorcycle helmet is being recalled after it was determined the helmet did not provide adequate protection. The helmet recall impacts several types of 509 helmets that were purchased onlin... Read more

A Lyndora man accused of escaping police custody while in the hospital has been arrested and charged again. On Tuesday, police were called to the Arby’s in Butler City for a report of two pe... Read more

A North Carolina man is facing charges in Butler County after he attempted to steal the information of a relative. On June 12, Cranberry Police received a call from 42-year-old Ryan Keitzer... Read more

While residents enjoying fireworks tonight, our furry friends may not have the same experience. As many take in the sights and sounds of Fourth of July fireworks, those same sounds can have... Read more

Alameda Pool is offering a discount for those showing off their patriotism today. The pool is offering 50 percent off admission for those wearing red, white, and blue. And officials note it... Read more

State officials are offering some reminders for people who are filing for unemployment compensation. The Department of Labor says there are simple steps for those who are filing a new claim... Read more

The Washington Trail 1753 organization is working to get national recognition for the former president’s journey through Butler County. With the nationwide celebration of America’s 250th bir... Read more

This week marked the first couple of days of a new president at Grove City College. Bradley Lingo officially took over as president on Tuesday. Lingo was a 2000 graduate of Grove City Colleg... Read more