Thompson Greene will be quite the place to call home.
The 50-unit, townhouse-style housing development in Butler Township will consist of 30 two-bedroom and 20 three-bed...
Offering some temporary relief from heated gun control debates, turmoil in the Middle East and dramatic stock market declines, new dietary guidelines were released by th...
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Republican state senators who are proposing measures aimed at reining in the power of lobbyists in Harrisburg are right on target and deserving of plaudits — and ...
On Wednesday the Obama administration notified Congress it was about to slap new economic sanctions against Iran for conducting ballistic missile tests that violated a U...
Once again the complexity of an international incident must take Pennsylvania into account.
The incident was the recent execution of a Shiite activist sheik in Saudi Ara...
Two gatherings on their first day in office gave a strong indication of how the new Butler County board of commissioners will conduct business.
At the first session, a s...
With last year’s major terrorist attacks in Paris and California, most Americans are increasingly worried about the ability of ISIS- directed or ISIS-inspired attacks. G...
In the column appearing to the right of this editorial, writer Rich Lowry discusses how mental illness has become the day-to-day domain and routine of our law enforcemen...
As the year comes to a close, we’d like to look back on some of the issues, people and organizations whose good work we’ve cheered and missteps we’ve jeered in 2015.
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Jim Eckstein’s political blind spots and rough edges did not serve him well in his term as Butler County commissioner.
The career general contractor’s antics — hand pain...
