A recent cyberattack on a water system in Florida has prompted the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to issue a Cybersecurity Advisory to water utilities across the state. Cyber issues... Read more
Friday Update: 45 New Cases; No Additional Deaths
There were 45 new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths for Butler County. Statewide, there were 3,069 new cases and 40 additional deaths. Hospitalizations across Pennsylvania meanwhile... Read more
AAA: Find A Safe Ride Home For St. Patrick’s Day
AAA is reminding people to not drink and drive for St. Patrick’s Day’s weekend. Police are expected to be out in full force this weekend when people are expected to celebrate the Irish holid... Read more
Farm Show Set To Return In August
The Butler Farm Show is planning on a full event this summer. Event organizers say it’s being planned for August 9th-14th. Sandie Lefever is the secretary for the Farm Show board. “Until we’... Read more
Sen. Hutchinson Opposes Bridges Toll
Local lawmakers continue to push back on a proposal by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation that would implement a toll on a number bridges across the state. The Pennsylvania Senate... Read more
The Butler County Symphony is looking for college musicians who would like to showcase their talents and win some money. The symphony is now accepting submissions for their annual College Di... Read more
The Butler City Police are closer to a fundraising goal for body cameras after a donation by a local organization. According to Chief Bob O’Neill, the Center for Community Resources provided... Read more
Balls Bend Project On Rt. 228 To Start Monday
Monday will mark the first day of an expected four year project to significantly realign a portion of Route 228. PennDOT says crews will be surveying the land in between Route 8 and the Mars... Read more
The City of Butler will not be moving forward with a plan that would sell a portion of the parking in the downtown area. By a 3-2 margin, City Council rejected a term sheet with a company ca... Read more
Clocks “Spring Forward” This Weekend
We’re springing ahead this weekend as clocks move forward one hour. This officially starts Daylight Saving Time, in which it will stay lighter out later. There’s now a bi-partisan effort in... Read more