For a politician whose mantra both during and after the 2014 election was “transparent government that works,” the administration of Gov. Tom Wolf sure spends a lot of t...
Proudly recall what happened in Pennsylvania 155 years ago — a divided nation shed the blood of 50,000 young men to answer the question of universal freedom and racial e...
Earlier this month Cranberry Township supervisors took a stand, voting to formally urge state officials to do what anyone with an ounce of common sense already knows mus...
By all accounts Preston Park is one of the jewels of Butler Township.
Its 90 acres — which opened to the public in 2011 and have since become a hotbed of interest and ac...
It’s mystifying, in a way — not that anyone should complain.
With nearly one-third of the year behind us, there have been just five confirmed overdose fatalities in Butl...
Enough is enough.
School districts across the country have seen a spike in threats after the mass shooting in February at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Fla...
If Chris Rabb seems overly sensitive about perceived threats of violence, it’s understandable when you hear his story.
Rabb, a first-term Democratic state representative...
In the first bit of reasonable talk we’ve heard from this administration when it comes to the nation’s erstwhile “War on Drugs,” the White House confirmed Wednesday that...
Butler schools Superintendent Brian White this week proposed a switch to full-day kindergarten for the 2018-19 school year. His administration appears to have solid back...
Monday's Wall Street Journal had an opinion piece by the director of the White House National Trade Council, Peter Navarro. His essay included an indirect reference to B...
