Gov. Tom Wolf, as promised, has requested a stay of a federal court ruling that found his shutdown orders issued in March to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic were unconstitutional.
Mail-in ballot requests creeping up in Butler County
President Donald Trump will visit for a rally Tuesday at the Pittsburgh International Airport in Moon Township as part of his “Great American Comeback” campaign tour.
The federal government is giving districts the opportunity to provide students with free meals through December.
Starting Wednesday, the Mars CVS, 58 Pittsburgh St., will begin offering drive-through COVID-19 testing.
Glade Run Lutheran Services has a new career training program lab.
Butler County saw 13 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and one additional death due to the virus since Monday, according to state reports.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that it has resumed issuing REAL IDs at reopened driver license centers.
Cranberry Township EMS’ commitment to serving the community was rewarded this week by being named the 2020 Pennsylvania Small EMS Agency of the Year.
With Seneca Valley School District's cohort teaching model underway, Superintendent Tracy Vitale took the time at Monday's school board meeting to update parents on the district's approach to teaching during this time.
Designated 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(19) nonprofit organizations in the county that have received funding through the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act may still apply for funding to cover expenses not previously reimbursed or pending coverage by other CARES recovery funding...
UPMC had a press conference about a "scientific breakthrough" that should help with treating COVID-19.
Following Gov. Tom Wolf's reversal and a bill passed by the state Legislature, spectators will be permitted in a limited fashion at Seneca Valley School District sporting events.
CRANBERRY TWP — A Rochester, N.Y., man faces felony charges related to an alleged shoplifting incident in Butler County, having been charged with similar crimes in two other Pennsylvania counties.
The state isn't looking into mass vaccine distribution at this time, if vaccines are developed this fall.
The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium and National Aviary are among cultural organizations and museums receiving part of $20 million in grant funding through the COVID-19 Cultural and Museum Preservation Grant Program, announced Tuesday by Gov. Tom Wolf.
Community volunteers installed the 9/11 display at Mars Area this year.
When Jerry Andree first took the reins as Cranberry Township manager in 1991, the township was home to about 14,000 people, Route 228 was a two-lane road and many of the businesses that called Cranberry home hadn't been constructed.
Pennsylvania restaurants will be allowed to seat more patrons inside after Gov. Tom Wolf announced last week he is relaxing restrictions on indoor dining.
Seneca Valley High School senior Sarah Widenhofer appeared in the bright lights of Broadway Saturday. The Cranberry Township teen is part of the National Down Syndrome Society’s annual Times Square video presentation.
St. Peter's Reformed Church in Zelienople and veteran's awareness charity Mission 22 display 660 small American Flags representing the average number of veterans that die from suicide each month in the United States.
Sightings of black bears in the county are becoming common due to a growing population.
