Work is continuing to progress on the Roebling Workshop and replica Brooklyn Bridge in Saxonburg. The wire shop was recently lifted and is in the process of being put back […] Read more
State Health Officials Provide Measles Update
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has provided an update on measles cases in Pennsylvania. The DOH reports on Friday that 34 new measles cases have been confirmed on Wednesday. In [... Read more
State Police Hiring For Next Cadet Class
The Pennsylvania State Police are opening up their next hiring cycle. The process will select cadets and then train them to become state police troopers. The training lasts about 28 [... Read more
There’s still time to submit a proposal for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s Innovation Projects. The public-private partnership is an opportunity to submit unsolicited propos... Read more
Motorcyclist Injured In Route 8 Crash
One person was flown to a Pittsburgh hospital after a motorcycle crash over the weekend in Brady Township. The accident happened Saturday afternoon around 1:45 p.m. at the intersection of [... Read more
Butler Man Facing Animal Cruelty Charges
A Butler man has been charged with animal cruelty after one dog was found dead and a second living in deplorable conditions in Butler Township. Last Friday, officers were called […] Read more
Peoples Natural Gas is alerting customers that the Dollar Energy Fund is now open and information is available on who can apply. Customers can receive a one-time payment from the […] Read more
Portersville Steam Show Hosting Fall Fling
The Portersville Steam Show is hosting their Fall Fling this weekend. The event is the final show of the year for the Northwest PA Steam Engine and Old Equipment Association. […] Read more
PUC Approves Stricter Rules For Electric Grid
The Public Utility Commission has passed stricter rules over looking to protect Pennsylvanian’s and preserving the electric grid. By a unanimous vote, the PUC approved a rule that will subje... Read more
Rain In September Totals Over 5 Inches
With September now in the rearview mirror, the National Weather Service says it ranked as one of the wettest in history. The Pittsburgh region recorded 5.03 inches of rain last […] Read more





