The Pennsylvania Treasurer is urging residents to be on the lookout for fraudulent text messages being sent to unemployment recipients. Stacy Garrity says that scammers are targeting those w... Read more

Butler Downtown will recognize those who put the city in a positive light over the past two years at an event planned for later tonight. The group’s free annual celebration will take place f... Read more

The City of Butler has reached an agreement with the union that represents city employees on a new contract. This new collective bargaining deal with Local 757/Council 84 of the American Fed... Read more

Cranberry Township is recognizing and celebrating women veterans. A display titled “American Women Serving Our Country During Wartime” will be exhibited at the Municipal Center in front of t... Read more

With Veterans Day fast approaching, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is reminding motorists of a planned closure. PennDOT will close all driver license and photo centers on Thur... Read more

BC3’s College Within the High School program is continuing to grow in popularity. College officials say 654 high school students enrolled in the program this past fall; that’s up more than 3... Read more

A state program to encourage investment by providing tax credits to businesses that make donations will help local residents struggling with food insecurity. Through the Charitable Food Prog... Read more

A state program to encourage investment by providing tax credits to businesses that make donations will help local residents struggling with food insecurity. Through the Charitable Food Prog... Read more

A state program to encourage investment by providing tax credits to businesses that make donations will help local residents struggling with food insecurity. Through the Charitable Food Prog... Read more

A provision for restaurants regarding alcohol sales that was loosened during the height of the pandemic is now law. Governor Tom Wolf signed legislation that allows restaurants and similar e... Read more

A provision for restaurants regarding alcohol sales that was loosened during the height of the pandemic is now law. Governor Tom Wolf signed legislation that allows restaurants and similar e... Read more

Cranberry Township residents looking to dispose of cardboard are being asked to delay that trip today. The Cardboard Compactor located at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center is currently... Read more

A local young person is supporting the Butler Township Police through a recent construction project. 17-year-old Eagle Scout candidate Spencer Craft of the Cooperstown Troop planned and exec... Read more

The work of the Office of Open Records in Pennsylvania has seen a significantly increased workload recently, due in part to the pandemic. Executive Director Liz Wagenseller says the number o... Read more

A couple of bills sponsored by a local lawmaker will be discussed before the House Judiciary Committee in Harrisburg today. Republican State Representative Tim Bonner who represents resident... Read more

Governor Tom Wolf says he plans to return control for school mask mandates to local districts early next year. While the current order from the PA Secretary of Health requires masks to be wo... Read more

More than 1,000 fans were in attendance at the UPMC Lemieux Center last night to cheer on the female goalie from Mars High School. The overwhelming support for the student-athlete comes afte... Read more

A free lunch for veterans is happening in northern Butler County Wednesday. The North Trails Public Library in West Sunbury will be hosting the luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is o... Read more

A candidate for United States Senate was in a Butler County courtroom yesterday as part of an ongoing child custody battle. Sean Parnell and his estranged wife Laurie Snell have testified ag... Read more

The ongoing renovations at Ritts Park continued this past weekend as students from Slippery Rock University helped with cleanup efforts. City Council member Jeff Smith, who oversees parks on... Read more