Walk into any gym in the United States and one thing that can easily be spotted is the number of smartwatches on everyone’s wrists.
While they can serve as a way of commu...
I hear a lot of talk around our small town when someone becomes noticeably thinner. “He sure has lost a lot of weight.” “Did she have weight loss surgery?” “I hope he’s n...
PITTSBURGH — When President Donald Trump came to the Pittsburgh area just days after the one year anniversary of the July 13, 2024, campaign rally shooting in Butler Coun...
National and state political leaders are rushing to regulate and incentivize the rapidly growing data center industry fueled by artificial intelligence.
Data centers — so...
A Butler man broke an officer’s nose and ran from police after he hit a car with a guitar Monday, July 14, police said.
Richard J. Brown, 45, was charged with three felon...
Zelienople’s annual Horse Trading Days is back for three days of family-friendly fun.
Visitors can also expect wagon rides, a petting zoo, bounce houses, a corn hole tour...
PITTSBURGH — Despite being on opposite sides of the aisle, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick and Gov. Josh Shapiro agree that investments into energy and artificial intelligence w...
Bishop David Zubik was the one who appointed the Rev. Michael Sedor as a priest in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, so the bishop’s retirement was like the end of an e...
Fear less. Do more.
It’s the longtime motto for Envision Blind Sports Summer Camp and one 16-year-old Kadyn Czepiel takes to heart.
As a young child, Czepiel was diagnose...
