A Butler man has been placed in the Butler County Prison after being accused of strangling a woman at a Butler City apartment. Police were called to the 400 block of West North Street on Thu... Read more

A Washington County man will stand trial for allegedly sexually assaulting a teenager in Jefferson Township. At a preliminary hearing yesterday, 22-year-old William Leach of Bentleyville had... Read more

A large number of Mars teachers and concerned community members attended last night’s school board meeting voicing support for a “fair and equitable” new contract. The teachers have been wit... Read more

A Butler man has been accused of stealing a gun from a Lyndora home earlier this month. On July 9, the victim reported a gun that was stolen from their home on the 500 block of Hansen Avenue... Read more

The principal at St. Wendelin will now be adding administrative duties at Butler Catholic School. A note from the Diocese of Pittsburgh said John Hazur is stepping down as principal at Butle... Read more

The American Red Cross is once again sounding the alarm about the blood supply shortage impacting the country. Officials say blood donations have fallen to a four-year summer low, which is m... Read more

The downtown Butler community is receiving help from the state and a consulting agency to plan for the future. At a gathering Monday night, representatives from economic development consulta... Read more

Armco Credit Union has reopened their Butler headquarters in the Pullman Square Business Park. Although no additional square footage was added, the Armco Credit Union was redesigned to add 4... Read more

An Ohio man accused of fleeing from police is facing charges in Butler County after a car chase in Franklin Township. Early morning Saturday, officers spotted a vehicle going 80-mph at the i... Read more

Governor Josh Shapiro was in Pittsburgh yesterday to celebrate the early completion and opening of a major bridge project. The Commercial Street Bridge, which carries I-376 into the Squirrel... Read more

State police and PennDOT are continuing to monitor driving in construction zones this summer. It’s called Operation Yellow Jacket, and it’ll happen in Butler County over the summer. Police w... Read more

A nearby county is confirming cases of the virus linked to iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms. According to our news partners WPXI, Allegheny County has confirmed 35 cases of cyclosporiasis a... Read more

Moraine State Park is expecting over 20,000 visitors this weekend for its annual Regatta. There are activities on both land and water for people of all ages. Kayaks, paddleboards, and sail b... Read more

A Chicora man is facing charges after being accused of stealing a car in Fairview Township. The incident happened during the overnight hours on July 22 at the Arbors Apartment complex. Accor... Read more

A Butler man has been accused of insurance fraud after allegedly filing a false claim. On January 28, 39-year-old Daniel Mukaabya started an insurance policy with General Insurance. In the f... Read more

Work continues on electrical updates and other renovations to Lower Alameda Park. Park officials say they are nearing the end of the electrical rehabilitation work. There are a couple of rem... Read more

A restroom renovation project at Laura Doerr Park is taking the next step forward. The county commissioners approved to put the project out to bid to update the restroom near the baseball fi... Read more

A warrant has been issued for a New York man accused of stealing $3,000 in items from a hardware store in Cranberry Township. Last month, police were contacted by Home Depot employees regard... Read more

A group of bills that would create greater restrictions and more oversight to obtain a CDL license in Pennsylvania has been signed into law. These new regulations come after from crashes inv... Read more

The coroner was called to a crash last evening on Route 8 in Butler. The crash happened just before 7 p.m. on Route 8 South near West Central Equipment. Details on the crash are unclear, but... Read more