The Butler Health System will not be providing COVID-19 testing on the Thanksgiving holiday. The specimen collection tent that used to be located across the street from Butler Memorial Hospi... Read more

A classroom at Saint Gregory Catholic School in Zelienople is moving to remote learning after two people associated with the class tested positive for COVID-19. The Catholic Diocese of Pitts... Read more

The Moniteau School District is moving back to remote learning. A memo from the district to parents says there have been more COVID-19 cases at Dassa McKinney Elementary School and at the Ju... Read more

Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine are instituting new limits to curb the continuing spread of COVID-19. An announcement Monday mandates that bars and restaurants mu... Read more

There were 43 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County on Monday. That comes with 113 negative tests, giving the report by the Department of Health a 27.6 percent positivity rate. The DOH als... Read more

A food distribution will be held tomorrow at the Lernerville Speedway. The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will be hosting the drive-thru distribution from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. You are a... Read more

Republican Congressman Mike Kelly is leading a lawsuit that asks courts to declare mail-in ballots unconstitutional. Kelly, who represents a portion of Butler as part of the 16th Congression... Read more

With the latest encouraging news surrounding COVID-19 vaccines, the state is ramping up their plans for distribution. State Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine says those plans are conting... Read more

Members of the North Catholic varsity hockey team are moving to remote learning for the next week due to COVID-19. According to the Diocese of Pittsburgh, an individual associated with the t... Read more

Butler County will be making contributions to local volunteer fire companies and EMS agencies before the end of the year. County commissioners say first responders have been hit hard financi... Read more

There were 212 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County over the weekend. That comes with 416 negative tests, giving the Department of Health’s report a 33.7 percent positivity rate. There we... Read more

Two people are in police custody following a drug bust at a Butler City home early Friday morning. Shortly after 6 a.m. City Police and officers with the Butler County District Attorney’s Dr... Read more

There were 113 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County on Friday. That comes with 165 negative tests, giving today’s report a 47.8 percent positivity rate. Butler Memorial Hosptial says they... Read more

As coronavirus cases continue to grow, health officials are again asking people to wear their masks. Chief Medical Officer of the Butler Health System Dr. David Rottinghaus says that as time... Read more

It’s been a whirlwind of a year for news to impact the stock market, but as local financial advisor Howie Pentony explains it hasn’t had a negative impact on Wall Street. “If we go to the en... Read more

The Mars Area School District is staring down a projected $1.3 million deficit is in its general fund budget for the current school year. District Business Manager Jill Swaney says the prima... Read more

Butler City Council is planning a temporary small increase to real estate taxes in order to meet their 2021 budget. The total balanced budget currently sits at just over $11 million with a o... Read more

Butler County has approved a new land bank that will go under the direction of the county’s Redevelopment Authority. County commissioners voted unanimously to establish the program that they... Read more

One man is dead following a house fire yesterday afternoon in Jefferson Township. Crews arrived to an active fire around 3 p.m. at a home in the 100 block of Rockdale Road. Upon arrival, the... Read more

There were 95 new cases of COVID-19 for Butler County on Thursday. That comes with 238 negative tests, giving today’s report from the Department of Health a 28.5 percent positivity rate. The... Read more