COVID cases and hospitalizations continue to trend downward in Butler. According to the Department of Health, there were 250 new cases this week for the county. That’s down about 75 [... Read more

An overnight mix of wintry weather has led a number of school districts to call for a two hour delay. While most areas of the county saw no snow accumulation […] Read more

Markets got out to a rough start yesterday, but ultimately showed gains by the closing bell. We spoke with local financial advisor Howie Pentony, who said that is somewhat typical […] Read more

Allegheny Health Network is bringing a new outpatient center to Butler County. Officials say it will be called the AHN Seneca Valley Outpatient Center and will be located at the […] Read more

Another street in the City of Butler is set to close for a couple of months in connection with the ongoing Sullivan Run project. According to Mayor Bob Dandoy, a […] Read more

A local police officer returns to active duty today after being critically injured in the line of duty last summer. According to Butler City Police Chief Bob O’Neill, Officer Michael [... Read more

Even though Ash Wednesday is still a couple of days away, some area churches are beginning Fish Fry dinners tonight. But, fundraising is a bit more of a challenge this […] Read more

Cranberry Township is once again celebrating being named a banner community. The award is given by Allegheny County and the Allegheny League of Municipalities. This is the 10th consecutive y... Read more

Local hospitalization rates connected to COVID-19 continue to decrease although three more people have died locally at Butler Memorial Hospital this week as a result of COVID-19 infection. T... Read more

Pennsylvania lawmakers are reacting to the invasion of the Ukraine by Russia. Congressman Mike Kelly of Butler says that the attack poses a “threat to freedom in Europe and America’s [... Read more