After months of negotiations that delayed payments to community colleges and libraries, Pennsylvania has now wrapped up the budgeting process. In a late-night press conference, Governor Josh... Read more

A chilly new year tradition is making its return once again. The Parker Polar Plunge organizers announced that the event is on for this upcoming New Year’s Day. The annual event sees a numbe... Read more

Active older adults are invited to visit a fun, seasonal event later this week. A Christmas Party will take place Friday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA in Cranberry... Read more

The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is offering another opportunity for local community members to get together later this week. The Chamber’s Friday Morning Coffee Club will be held tomor... Read more

There’s still time for Butler Township residents to get in the spirit of the season with a Holly Jolly Home Decorating Contest. This holiday challenge encourages those residing in the townsh... Read more

A national credit-rating agency is once again downgrading the rating of the Butler Health System. Fitch Ratings recently moved the local healthcare entity to a BBB-. They also downgraded But... Read more

Butler Township Police have released more information about a two-vehicle crash that happened last week in Butler Township and sent one person to the hospital. It happened last Thursday at t... Read more

Congressman Mike Kelly joined with his Republican colleagues in the House in voting in favor of an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The inquiry is based off of Republican allega... Read more

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives have passed a bill that would expand dental coverage for those on Medicaid. Medical assistance recipients in Pennsylvania will now be offered a dent... Read more

The public is invited to view a film that explores the impact of American Cowboys on society later this week. “The Cowboy” will be shown at the South Butler Community Library Friday at 11:30... Read more

Cranberry Township will be offering cookies and conversation about holiday traditions Thursday. The township Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Advisory team is inviting all of different cultu... Read more

The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is offering a business seminar later this week. “Using Excel for Compelling Reports and Presentations” will take place from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Thursday a... Read more

The public is invited to attend a holiday gathering later this week that spotlights the efforts of a local group. The Butler Collaborative for Families has planned their annual Holiday Huddl... Read more

Those who watch the daily mass from St. Paul’s Church on Armstrong will now see a new setup. All Saints Parish announced that they have installed a new multi-camera system for their broadcas... Read more

Adams Township supervisors have voted against a new ordinance that would have fined farm owners if their animals were running free. Our news partners at WPXI report that it was jam-packed me... Read more

A newly proposed law could see electrical vehicle owners paying the highest fee in the nation. The Transportation Committee approved a Senate bill that would see a $290 fee for electric vehi... Read more

Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is warning residents of scammers contacting them as a government agency and deceiving them into sending money. Scammers are calling, emailing, and sendin... Read more

A couple of local organizations are among those to be awarded recent state grant funding. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission recently awarded nearly $2 million statewide in Cu... Read more

A teacher in the Seneca Valley School District is being recognized for her work in combatting hatred. Ms. Michele Russo is an English teacher at the Seneca Valley Intermediate High School. S... Read more

After a year after a special election in the Pennsylvania state house, a new proposed law will prevent politicians for running for two seats in one election cycle. After several special elec... Read more