Butler police are investigating the reported theft of two rifles during a break-in at a home in the city's Island neighborhood.
The victim, a 37-year-old man, told polic...
King makes rare move in state shutdown case
The lead attorney representing Butler and three other counties, four Republican lawmakers and several businesses made his cas...
Class to attend June 4 ceremony at drive-in
There was one paramount concern for Slippery Rock Area High School seniors about their graduation — they wanted to be together...
Esther Dreveniak, of Mars, walks home Wednesday after dropping off a letter at the post office with her 4-year-old granddaughter, Emma Roger, and family dog, Abigail, a ...
Board eliminates curriculum dept.
The Mars Area School Board approval of a tentative $52.35 million budget with a $2 million deficit came with some tough cost cutting mea...
Farmer must adjust production to demand in COVID-19 economy
The COVID-19 pandemic is an unwelcome complication in the life of a third-generation dairy farmer.
Leroy Berg...
Teen jailed, car back from Ohio
Authorities in Ohio recovered a car allegedly stolen by an Allegheny County teenager accused of sexually assaulting and choking the owner ...
Quality EMS paramedic continues to help others
Pat Kelly of Adams Township always knew she wanted a career that would allow her to help other people. And she found it.
Ke...
The skate park, basketball courts and athletic fields at the City of Butler's parks are open under COVID-19 restrictions, and the city's summer youth recreation program ...
Transit worker stays the course during pandemic, keeps bus riders safe
Garold “Gary” Brill grew up in Southern California, sneaking into Disneyland for fun. Other times, ...