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The proposed 14,000-square- foot Rite Aid at the corner of East Jefferson and North Main streets met no opposition Tuesday before the Butler zoning hearing board. The bo...

A total of 92 spaces needed Butler County officials continue to review ways to find enough parking spaces for the new Butler County Prison, including a proposed level lot...

SAXONBURG — While not a financial cure-all, the borough's new landlord ordinance is expected to increase wage tax revenue for the borough. Under the ordinance passed by ...

PITTSBURGH — A survey shows Pittsburgh's Light Up Night might not be such a bright idea. The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership surveyed 177 people and found 79 percent sai...

Lawmakers vow to reform failed system CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Several members of Congress vowed to press to fix the system that monitors real estate appraisers but said Monday ...

Government OKs additional imports NEW ORLEANS — Southern sugar farmers, struggling with rising fuel and production costs, say the federal government's decision to allow m...

PHILADELPHIA — Top executives of Independence Blue Cross and Highmark would see millions of dollars worth of raises if the two health care companies are allowed to merge...

Some farmers not eligible Enrollment is now under way for the Direct and Counter-cyclical Payment Program, with an enrollment deadline of Sept. 30. DCP is available on fa...

PHILADELPHIA — Wine enthusiasts are fighting the latest attempt to limit the direct shipment of wine to Pennsylvania consumers. A pending bill would require wineries to ...

Westinghouse Electric announced this week it appointed Ricardo G. "Ric" Pérez to the newly created position of senior vice president of Global Growth and Innovation as t...