A challenger to Representative Daryl Metcalfe in this year’s Republican primary is attempting a write-in campaign for the general election. Scott Timko announced on Facebook this week that h... Read more

A large number of Butler County Fire Companies will receive state grant money for operational expenses incurred as a result of COVID-19. The grants are awarded by the Office of the State Fir... Read more

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is offering improved protections for families and businesses struggling with the financial impact of COVID-19. Earlier this week the PUC adopted a... Read more

Monday is Columbus Day, which the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will observe with a long weekend. All PennDOT Driver’s License and Photo Centers will be closed Saturday through M... Read more

There has been an uptick in COVID-19 cases across the state, with Thursday’s report seeing the highest total number of cases in a day since April. Governor Tom Wolf says that while those num... Read more

State Representative Aaron Bernstine is coming under fire after videos were released that showed him encouraging his 5-year-old son to smoke a cigar and to use vulgar language. The USA Today... Read more

Slippery Rock University will keep a majority of their classes online for the spring semester. SRU President Dr. Bill Behre sent an email to students this morning saying that roughly 80 perc... Read more

There were 24 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County reported by the state Department of Health today. That comes with 238 negative test, giving today’s report a 9.2 percent positivity rate... Read more

One person was injured Thursday morning in an accident in Butler Township. It happened around 10 a.m. at the intersection of South Benbrook Road and Greenwood Drive. Details of the crash are... Read more

PennDOT officials are releasing their latest data about distracted driving. The report details information from 2019 and it shows that there were nearly 14,000 crashes attributed to distract... Read more

It’s the first year you can vote by mail in Pennsylvania, and registered voters are showing significant interest. Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar says that nearly 2.5 millio... Read more

A Pittsburgh woman is facing charges after a crash sent her and two others to Pittsburgh hospitals. State police say it happened around 9:50 a.m. when 29-year-old Kimberly Summers of Pittsbu... Read more

Several Butler City residents were affected by a water line break Wednesday afternoon. According to a representative from Pennsylvania American Water, a 12-inch main line broke on Marvin Str... Read more

The PA Department of Health has reported 25 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County on Wednesday. That comes along with 175 negative test results, giving the daily update a 12.5 percent posi... Read more

Two people were flown to a Pittsburgh trauma center following a crash Wednesday morning in Center Township. It happened around 9:50 a.m. at the intersection of Jamisonville Road and West Sun... Read more

Emergency crews were busy with a number of accidents in Butler County this morning. The first was a two vehicle accident on Center Avenue at the intersection with Marvin Street that happened... Read more

The PA Department of Agriculture is responsible for enforcing the restaurant restrictions for COVID-19, and according to their latest report, Butler County eateries passed with flying colors... Read more

Nearly 50 Butler Township residents took part in a nationwide initiative Tuesday to connect municipal officials and employees with volunteers and local residents. National Night Out is an an... Read more

The City of Butler is selling a piece of property that used to be the Southside Playground. At their Tuesday meeting Council voted to finalize an agreement with Berean Bible Chapel to purcha... Read more

The City of Butler is selling a piece of property that used to be the Southside Playground. At their Tuesday meeting Council voted to finalize an agreement with Berean Bible Chapel to purcha... Read more