CRANBERRY TWP — The township is putting off purchasing a new fleet of golf carts for at least a year while it waits for battery technology to develop more.
The township'...
Winter came early in the township, as Dec. 9 was the first time crews were called out to battle the snow and ice to keep 133 miles of township roads clear for drivers.
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The Butler County Tourism and Convention Bureau hasn't determined what it will do with the downtown Butler property where Worsley's House of Color stood for generations....
Boy Scout Troop 404 in Cranberry Township is saying goodbye to its longtime scoutmaster Jim Meinert.
A lifelong scouter, Meinert joined Troop 404 in 1999 and became sco...
The current flu season is being called the most widespread since health officials started keeping records 13 years ago.
But the fever, hacking cough, breathing difficult...
Butler police have arrested a city man accused of attempting to carjack two people and illegally board a school bus carrying a kindergarten student Friday.
Police Capt. ...
The number of violent crimes continues to fall in Cranberry Township, though that didn't stop police from being busy in 2017.
According to data released by the Cranberry...
Butler police are warning residents that a suspected scam artist is calling citizens to solicit funds for new equipment for the police force.
A statement from the police...
State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow more people to get health care closer to their homes.
State Bill 780, also known as The Telemedicine Act, was in...
Larry “Nerp” Slagle, 80, had a lifelong dedication to fire services, but his family said the love, energy, compassion and helpfulness he shared with others will be even ...
