Karen Sue Owens, Lifesteps president and CEO, left, and Mackensie, Lifesteps Transition student, flip pancakes Tuesday at the 59th annual Lifesteps and Butler Rotary Ele...
Will keep watch on government excess
CRANBERRY TWP — State Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, R-12th, was re-elected Tuesday to an 11th term in office.
A veteran and staunch conservati...
Woman claims theft, harassment
ADAMS TWP — Township police have charged a Mars man after he allegedly stole a woman’s jewelry and items of clothing and harassed her for m...
WASHINGTON — Two U.S. government agencies are giving conflicting interpretations of a safety study on cell phone radiation: One says it causes cancer in rats. The other ...
The Butler School District sits on the verge of a revamped school calendar after weeks of gathering community and faculty input and a round of school board discussion Mo...
Staff support Pittsburgh
JACKSON TWP — Seneca Valley School District will hold a Tree of Life fundraiser on Thursday.
Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue, at which 11 peo...
There still is time to get protection with shot
Every year, millions of Americans dutifully head to their local doctor's office, pharmacy or health center to get their ye...
Two men on Monday waived to court charges of sexually deviant behavior with minors during preliminary hearings.
Anthony John Smith, 42, of Butler faces charges of unlawf...
Parking permit may cost more
Butler City Council is once again considering raising parking permit fees by $5 per month.
At a special meeting Monday, Councilman Michael Wa...
Armstrong presented a check Monday morning to the Alliance for Nonprofit Resources for the Butler County Food Bank. The money was collected during the recent Avenge Hung...