Main Street in downtown Butler is expected to close for a few hours today for the Jeep event. Starting at 3pm, Main Street will be closed to thru traffic and isn’t expected to reopen until a... Read more

We’ve heard many stories in the past many months on how different industries have been affect by supply and demand issues and have not yet returned to a pre-pandemic normalcy. Our newsroom w... Read more

Two of the smaller pools at the YMCA are reopened after closing Thursday. The organization dealt with a waterline break yesterday and had to close their pools. As of this morning, Pool 2 and... Read more

A bill that would ban “vaccine passports” has passed the state Senate. The proposal would impact places that fall under state guidance—like municipalities, counties, school districts, or uni... Read more

A local building with historical significance is scheduled to be demolished in three months unless a person or organization steps forward to save it. During their meeting last night, Butler... Read more

Governor Tom Wolf is weighing in on the latest election reform bill proposed by Pennsylvania Republicans. It’s a long list of changes that includes major overhauls to the mail-in ballot proc... Read more

The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler will receive state grant funding in order to make repairs at a building containing rental apartments. The Authority was awarded a $500,000 P... Read more

The YMCA is currently addressing some issues within their building today but they are open for business. The organization is dealing with a waterline break and won’t be able to accommodate s... Read more

Main Street in downtown Butler is expected to close for a few hours on Friday for the Jeep event. Starting at 3pm Friday (6/11/21), Main Street will be closed to thru traffic and isn’t expec... Read more

A recall has been put out for a yogurt snack. The company, Clio Snacks, is initiating a voluntary recall on certain packages of their Greek yogurt bars because they say certain lots of produ... Read more

There is still time for local residents to participate in four public hearings next week about another proposed rate increase requested by Columbia Gas. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commi... Read more

A couple of Butler County residents have received federal prison time for their role in embezzling over $1 million from Butler Health System. A federal judge sentenced former BHS chief opera... Read more

Many residents in the City of Butler are cleaning up after flooding that occurred Wednesday afternoon. Heavy rains rolled through the area around 4 p.m. resulting in a significant amount of... Read more

PennDot will be opening the westbound lanes on Route 422 that were part of the Walls Memorial Bridge Epoxy Overlay Project today and will start back to work on the project on Tuesday, June 1... Read more

A community in southern Butler County has temporarily closed a pool after several children who recently swam there became ill. According to a posting on the Adams Ridge website, eight childr... Read more

Butler City Police are continuing to investigate an incident of an imposter posing as a water company employee to gain entry to a local business. Officials with Pennsylvania American Water s... Read more

The Butler Road Race is coming up next week, Saturday, June 19, 2021, and officials want to give you time to prepare for the road closures. The race starts at Diamond Park on Main Street, tu... Read more

The Mars Area School Board will not raise taxes in order to meet their 2021-22 school year budget. Following a presentation from retiring Business Manager Jill Swaney, the board voted to app... Read more

The Seneca Valley Board of School Directors has approved a new collective bargaining agreement with the district’s Education Support Professionals. The new five-year contract includes the di... Read more

Three top students of the 2021 Butler School District graduating class will receive scholarships through a local foundation. Chloe Paulisick and Emma Teff will each receive $3,543 while Maso... Read more