In yet another adjustment to the way things used to be done as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the office of the Butler County Register of Wills is starting to allow for the openi... Read more

A local group of volunteers is expanding their reach beyond the borders of Cranberry Township. The Township’s Community Response Team is now able to help residents in neighboring communities... Read more

Pennsylvania is joining a coalition of states in the northeast to create plans on how to safely return to a form of normal life. Governor Tom Wolf and governors from five different states– N... Read more

Small businesses may be getting a little economic relief as federal loans are beginning to roll in to help support payroll. Nextier Bank officials say they’ve approved over $80 million in sm... Read more

Many people across the state are stepping up efforts to support healthcare professionals, and that’s happening right here in Butler County too. There are two initiatives being led by Dr. Stu... Read more

The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank plans to distribute food to local residents in need at Alameda Park Tuesday. The food bank hopes to serve over 500 vehicles with two 25 pound boxes... Read more

According to the latest information from the state’s Department of Health, there are now over 24,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Pennsylvania. As of Monday, Butler County has 143 c... Read more

Two residents of a local retirement community have passed away after they tested positive for coronavirus. Concordia Lutheran Ministries says two of their residents at their Orchard location... Read more

The Pennsylvania Department of Health says there are now over 20,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the Commonwealth. The total number of confirmed cases jumped to 21,665. There have als... Read more

According to the latest update from state health officials, there are now nearly 20,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania. Ten new cases were reported in Butler County, to bring th... Read more

Friday marks two weeks since the first stay-at-home order was issued for Butler County, but the top medical officer at Butler Health System says data is showing signs that the policy is payi... Read more

With Governor Tom Wolf asking all residents to voluntarily wear a mask when leaving their homes, the Cranberry Township’s Community Response Team is partnering with Cranberry Sews It Flat to... Read more

Following the Governor’s announcement to close schools for the rest of the year, the PIAA has opted to cancel the winter championships and spring sports season. The PIAA’s board of directors... Read more

Butler County Commissioners and other administrators are keeping the lines of communication open with local municipal officials. The commissioners hosted a telephone conference meeting on Th... Read more

Good Friday is a little different than normal. Most churches have closed their physical locations for this Easter Weekend, per the rules laid out by the Governor’s office. But, many churches... Read more

According to the latest update from state health officials, there are now over 18,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania. There were positive signs though—especially for Butler Coun... Read more

A local representative says the state has stopped purchase limits on dairy products at select stores. Rep. Aaron Bernstine of Ellwood City says stores like Walmart and Giant Eagle are no lon... Read more

All schools across Pennsylvania are now closing their doors for the rest of the academic year. “We must continue our efforts to mitigate the spread of the virus during this national crisis,”... Read more

Governor Tom Wolf has signed an order that allows the state to transfer needed supplies between medical facilities. “This will allow us to move key equipment, like PPE and ventilators, to hi... Read more

There’s been a small increase in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Butler County. According to the state’s daily update—the county now has 113 confirmed cases. The state of Pennsy... Read more