There were 24 new COVID-19 cases reported Wednesday for Butler County. The Department of Health also added two more deaths for Butler County. The COVID death toll is now at 21. It’s unclear... Read more
The City of Butler will use money received from a recent grant to help ensure as many local residents as possible are included in the census count. City Council has approved a motion to purc... Read more
The City of Butler has entered into an agreement to allow a Pittsburgh company to assist with the collection of taxes. Pending solicitor review, City Council has approved a deal to use softw... Read more
Slippery Rock University is moving their winter commencement to a virtual ceremony. SRU sent an email to students yesterday detailing the decision to make the move—saying it was primarily mo... Read more
The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh is designating today as a day of prayer and fasting for racial reconciliation. Bishop David Zubik made the announcement to mark the memorial day of Saint P... Read more
No one was injured when a car crashed into a Cranberry Township restaurant Tuesday night. The accident happened just after 11:30 p.m. at the Jimmy Wan’s on Route 228. Our news partner at WPX... Read more
A local man is accused of stealing a large amount of money while he was an employee of Walmart. According to the Butler Township Police, 20-year-old Samrajya Khadka of Butler was charged las... Read more
The City of Butler is continuing the process to replace their firefighting ladder truck. At their regular meeting on Tuesday, City Council approved a motion to look into obtaining quotes for... Read more
There was one new case of COVID-19 for Butler County on Tuesday, although overall testing results were low across the state. The state Department of Health reported only 54 negative tests fo... Read more
Restaurants will soon be allowed to increase indoor capacity to 50 percent, Governor Tom Wolf announced. The new rule will go into effect September 21st, but Wolf says restaurants must stric... Read more
