Most city residents welcomed the news that the city plans to get tougher with nuisance properties.
The cheer in last weekend's Butler Eagle commending the initiative was...
United Way of Butler County is not pleased with having to cut the size of grants to member agencies by 1 percent.
But those agencies should consider themselves lucky, gi...
In a victory for the federal government and civil rights advocates, District Court Judge Susan Bolton put a temporary hold on Arizona's harsh immigration law Wednesday, ...
The publication this week by the New York Times and others of excerpts from a six-year archive of classified documents generated by U.S. military operations in Afghanist...
One week ago, at Butler City Council's July 22 meeting, former city clerk Bob Brehm made a presentation that was both clear and sobering. The City of Butler is, and has ...
The Internet isn't a tax-free shopping zone; consumers just treat it like one. A bill by Rep. William Delahunt, D-Mass., would make it significantly harder for people to...
WASHINGTON — When people think of New Orleans, most think of jazz, hurricane cocktails, Katrina — and now the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
But there's another stormy...
We can't spill wind.
That's a fundamental lesson we should take away from BP's offshore oil disaster — even if we learn nothing else.
So before we clutter our fragile wa...
It's too early to predict how the political corruption case against state Sen. Jane Orie, R-40th, and her sister Janine will shake out — or what twists and turns the cas...
President Barack Obama signed new reforms into law last week that should rein in some of Wall Street's most wanton behavior — well, at least until bright financial minds...
