Columbus Day and Indigenous People’s Day Closures
Today is Columbus Day and Indigenous People’s Day and that means a few locations will be closed. All state, local, and federal offices are closed for the holiday. The PennDOT […] Read more
Slippery Rock University is unveiling a new degree that is unique to the area. A construction management degree will debut this December at SRU. The degree has been designed with […] Read more
Bicyclist Sent To The Hospital After Hit And Run
A bicyclist was sent to the hospital after a hit and run in the City of Butler this weekend. The incident happened Saturday around 6:30 p.m. on the 300 block […] Read more
Strong Storms Lead To Flooding And Power Outages
Hundreds are still without this morning after strong storms and flooding impacted Butler this weekend. The storms rolled into the area Saturday night and continued until Sunday morning leadi... Read more
Skill Game Extension Motion Denied
The Supreme Court has denied a motion to extend the skill games enforcement deadline. After filing the appeal late last week to extend the skill games enforcement deadline by 120-days [... Read more
A Karns City man is facing new charges for attempting to intimidate a victim after he was accused of firing his gun outside of his Fairview Township home last year. […] Read more
New State Law To Promote Responsible Development
Late last week a bill was signed into law by Governor Josh Shapiro that will now require any new development being proposed to have an adequate water supply before being […] Read more
Sweet Tea Return Imminent
Marburger Dairy Farm is ramping production up on their sweet tea. A couple of weeks ago, Marburger’s opted to put a pause on sweet tea production due to a taste […] Read more
Measle Cases Continue To Grow In Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has provided a new report on measles cases in Pennsylvania. The DOH reports on Friday that 58 new measles cases were confirmed on Wednesday. Including [... Read more
PA Department of Environmental Protection Grants
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is now offering over $400,000 for projects for environmental education. Applications will be accepted from schools, businesses, and no... Read more






