State health officials are encouraging residents to download the COVID-19 Alert app. So far, over 322,000 people have downloaded the app that lets you know that you may have been exposed to... Read more
A divided U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that will allow ballots to be counted as late as November 6th. Meanwhile, Governor Tom Wolf was hoping to reach an... Read more
The Butler Health System will be moving their COVID-19 testing site. Effective Monday, October 26th, the testing site currently located in a tent at the Brady Street parking lot of the Butle... Read more
State police are investigating a case of fraud that left a man out tens of thousands of dollars. The incident was reported to police over the weekend. Police say an unnamed 67-year-old man f... Read more
Butler City Police responded to a call for an alleged domestic incident at a home earlier this morning in the South Hills area of Butler. It happened just after 9 a.m. in the 100 block of Ea... Read more
There were five cases of COVID-19 for Butler County on Monday. That comes after 48 positive cases were announced by the state Department of Health over the weekend. There was also an additio... Read more
The South Butler School District community is mourning the loss of a high school student who died over the weekend. Robert Kotchey died in an accident over the weekend. The details surroundi... Read more
Multiple fire departments were needed early Monday morning to help put out a vehicle fire. Dispatchers made the call around 6:45 a.m. for a West Penn Power vehicle that caught on fire on New... Read more
Motorists traveling near an ongoing road project in Cranberry Township are being asked to use caution as traffic patterns will soon change. Lanes will shift beginning Tuesday on Route 228 as... Read more
The Butler County Courthouse elevator will be undergoing emergency repairs soon. County commissioners approved the plan to immediately start repairs to the elevator that sits in the back of... Read more
