Help is available for Pennsylvania residents to better understand a new law that recently went into effect. The Clean Slate Law went into effect on Dec. 26. Hailed as a way to get people bac... Read more
2019 marks the 100th anniversary of an important fixture in the borough of Saxonburg. It was in 1919 that the four-sided Seth Thomas clock was installed in the steeple of the old Saxonburg M... Read more
Several local lawmakers have been appointed as majority committee chairmen for the new legislative session. Returning Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Republican Mike Tur... Read more
Pennsylvania State Police officers working in Troop D arrested 31 people for allegedly driving under the influence during the New Year’s holiday enforcement period. Officers also investigate... Read more
The Saxonburg Police Department has hired a second full-term officer. Police Chief Joe Beachem says Lt. Kevin Stiles officially started full-time work on Jan. 1. He previously worked part-ti... Read more
A Grove City woman has been charged after allegedly leaving dog feces on her neighbor’s porch. Sarah Bennett, 21, is accused of placing a bag of feces and a note on the East Main Street porc... Read more
Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives were sworn-in on Tuesday in Harrisburg. Republicans continue to hold a majority in the House with 19 newly-elected Republican members. Th... Read more
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf’s Administration is hoping to continue to build on its efforts in two key areas as it begins a second term. Budget Secretary Randy Albright says investing in e... Read more
With the new year comes a new trash hauler for residents in Butler Township. Waste Management is now contracted with the township to provide solid waste disposal and recycling services, foll... Read more
The Butler City Police Department is beginning the New Year without its K9 officer. Gunner, the department’s 7-year-old canine, was euthanized Friday. Police say the dog last assisted in an... Read more