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It’s the most wonderful time of the year — and, statistics show, among the most dangerous.
Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians stand to lose food stamps or see their benefits reduced under three sets of changes to the program being advanced by the Trump administration, state officials...
More than any other time of the year, the Christmas season is supposed to bring warm thoughts and inspire us to help others.
At a time of bitter political division, it’s great to see Butler County’s commissioners — one Democrat and two Republicans — making bipartisan efforts to get things done.
The South Butler County School District is struggling to find substitutes when teachers call off sick, and the district’s superintendent has come up with an innovative way to address the...
When Pennsylvania overhauled its child sexual abuse laws last week after a years-long battle, absent from the bill-signing ceremony were some of the people who had worked hardest for the changes.
If we look past having CLEVELAND as part of its name, is there anything to really dislike about Tuesday’s announcement of a new owner, Cleveland-Cliffs, of what will always be Armco to most of...
The Butler Eagle’s annual Gift Guide to promote local businesses and draw attention to community gift-giving efforts to those in need at the holidays is in Wednesday’s paper.
Life in prison versus the death penalty. That was not a decision that Common Pleas Judge William Shaffer had to ponder before sentencing Ishemer Ramsey for the murder of Missy Barto.
Emily Brittain Elementary School deserves credit for an ongoing effort to transform itself into a “community partnership and demonstration school.”
