Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has tested positive for COVID-19. Wolf announced on Wednesday that the routine test was performed on Tuesday and he is currently feeling well with no symptoms.... Read more
Butler Health System officials say they’re expecting to receive doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine once it is approved by the Federal Food and Drug Administration. BHS Public Relations Dir... Read more
Butler County has reached a grim milestone, with the Department of Health now saying more than 100 county residents have died of COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. Five more death... Read more
The COVID-19 strike team that was located at Michelle Krill Field at Pullman Park packed its bags and headed to Greene County Wednesday. AMI Healthcare conducted the tests for the last five... Read more
Litman Road in Butler Township will be closing for a few hours Thursday morning. Crews will be working on tree removal in between the Greater Butler Mart and Green Acre apartments from 8 a.m... Read more
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is asking for feedback from drivers in Butler and the surrounding counties. A nine question online survey asks about motorist satisfaction, road... Read more
A local organization is inviting the community to attend a free virtual event planned for later this week. The 25th Celebration of Collaboration hosted by the Butler Collaborative for Famili... Read more
One person was seriously injured and another suffered minor injuries following an accident on West Sunbury Road Tuesday afternoon. The call came into the Butler County 911 Center around 4 p.... Read more
The Seneca Valley School District is outlining their tentative plans to return to in-person instruction starting in January. District officials say they hope to return to a cohort-hybrid mod... Read more
The United States Supreme Court has rejected injunctive relief of Congressman Mike Kelly’s bid to throw out mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania. This is the latest ruling that has gone against K... Read more
