There were 100 new cases of COVID-19 reported by the state for Butler County on Friday. That comes with 306 negative tests, giving the Department of Health’s daily report a 24.6 percent posi... Read more

Cranberry Township will not be raising taxes next year, but does anticipate tax revenue to be down about $1 million next year. According to township supervisors, the decrease is expected to... Read more

Cranberry Township will not be raising taxes next year, but does anticipate tax revenue to be down about $1 million next year. According to township supervisors, the decrease is expected to... Read more

A bill that aims to improve broadband services in rural areas across Pennsylvania has been approved by the state senate. The bill would establish a grant program that will provide funding to... Read more

Beginning Saturday, residents will be able to take advantage of no-charge COVID-19 testing at various Rite Aid sites around the area. Through a partnership with the United States Department... Read more

Today is Black Friday and Americans are expected to spend millions of dollars hunting for bargains. But a nationwide-effort wants consumers to enjoy supporting small businesses in local comm... Read more

A year after the first Saturday opening in the history of state firearms deer season, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is inviting hunters to participate in the first Saturday-Sunday opening... Read more

There were 114 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County Thursday. That comes with 260 negative tests, giving the daily report from the Department of Health a 30.5 percent positivity rate. The... Read more

Pennsylvania’s director of COVID testing and contact tracing says the state is revamping some of their policies for how they plan to do contact tracing. Michael Huff spoke at a press confere... Read more

Officials at Quality Life Services say they’re on the other side of a coronavirus outbreak at their Sarver location. Company Chief Quality Officer Mary Tack-Yuren told our newsroom in an ema... Read more

Although many people will experience a different Thanksgiving this year as a result of the pandemic, the regular closures associated with the holiday remain. Municipal offices and all office... Read more

Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement officer has announced a few recent settlements with large companies accused of engaging activity harmful to consumers. Attorney General Josh Shapiro reache... Read more

Mars Area School District administrators have decided to close schools to students and move to complete remote learning beginning December 1st and continuing through January 4th. According t... Read more

A judge in Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court has ordered the state not to certify the remaining of the fall election following a lawsuit from Congressman Mike Kelly. The lawsuit Kelly filed... Read more

There were 219 new cases of COVID-19 reported by the state on Wednesday for Butler County. That comes with 324 negative tests, giving the daily report from the Department of Health a 40.3 pe... Read more

AAA says a majority of state residents are staying at home this Thanksgiving. “According to AAA data, it looks like 83 percent of Pennsylvania residents will be staying home for the holiday,... Read more

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation license and photo centers will be closed tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving. Motorists are still be able to access many services online at any t... Read more

Officials with the state’s Department of Labor and Industry are warning residents to be aware of a new scam. The department’s secretary Jerry Oleksiak says the scam is making the rounds nati... Read more

Police are asking for help find the person or people responsible for recent thefts from vehicles in neighboring Mercer County. According to Grove City Police, the first theft was reported Sa... Read more

The Seneca Valley School District is again adjusting their learning models for elementary students. Administrators have decided that elementary students will be educated using livestreaming... Read more