Police, firefighters take precautions to safeguard others, themselves
For police officers and other first-responders, public safety is the top priority. Nothing will chan...
Beginning April 4, city of Butler residents can dispose of leaves at a designated area in Memorial Park.
Posted signs will direct residents to the designated area that w...
Those expiring March 16-31 now due by April 30
The state's Department of Transportation is eliminating at least a few worries for Pennsylvanians who are concerned about t...
Some sacraments continue on small scale
Following the announcements on shutting down Masses and closing all schools in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, Bishop David Zu...
In what’s likely to be his final nomination debate, former Vice President Joe Biden started strong and ended strong when he talked about the coronavirus pandemic. And he...
The American Legion Post 683 in Saxonburg has canceled all pending events, like so many other halls and businesses. The Butler Eagle’s website, ButlerEagle.com, features...
Cars line up Monday outside the Central Outreach Wellness Center on the Northside of Pittsburgh for drive-by testing for COVID-19. The testing, limited to 100 kits at pr...
If COVID-19 affects their jobs
The state's Department of Labor and Industry announced Monday that workers affected by the ongoing novel coronavirus 2019 pandemic will be ...
Heather Moore, a server at the Monroe Hotel, prepares a takeout order Monday. With Gov. Tom Wolf’s order for nonessential businesses to close in the face of the novel co...
Restaurants, bars closed except takeout
Effective at midnight Monday, all nonessential businesses in the state are to close, Gov. Tom Wolf said during a news conference....
