Anonymous tip leads to charges
A Butler woman is accused of illegally receiving more than $1,000 in federal food stamps in 2013.
The Pennsylvania Inspector General’s offi...
1. As firefighters Friday morning worked to extinguish the last remnants of a fire at Emlenton Mills, residents reacted to the loss of an icon.
2. Lottery players are ge...
He joined force in '96
CRANBERRY TWP — Kevin Meyer might be the new chief of the township police department, but there’s nothing new about his relationship with a communi...
A bundled-up pedestrian walks Thursday along Pillow Street in Butler. After frigid temperatures Thursday, the forecast calls for warmer conditions today with highs reach...
Mom, daughter facing charges
A mother-daughter duo with a combined 19 prior arrests for shoplifting were both arrested again this week after allegedly stealing merchandis...
Water quality workshop set
PENN TWP — There will be a free water quality monitoring workshop 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 28 at the Conley Resort on Route 8.
Those interested i...
Items stolen from cars
Four handguns, two rifles and a crossbow were among the items stolen during a vehicle break-in spree that had plagued Jefferson and Winfield townsh...
Building was more than 140 years old
EMLENTON, Venango County — A place of history and heritage, the Emlenton Mill burned to the ground in a massive fire that started Thu...
Salary board at odds on job cuts
The Butler County salary board again failed to cut jobs when an impasse among its members resulted in the cancellation of today’s meeting...
Cranberry Twp. board OKs move
CRANBERRY TWP — The township supervisors Thursday night promoted two members of the police department.
The supervisors approved the promotio...