Most Pittsburgh Steelers fans as well as teammates welcomed the news that National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell is pleased with quarterback Ben Roethlisber...
Some law-enforcement officials anticipate that the dangerous "fad" dubbed "car surfing" will grow more popular among young people as videos of the dangerous practice spr...
One of the Republican senators who helped break a GOP filibuster Wednesday on the $26 billion measure designed to extend programs enacted in last year's federal economic...
Subprime mortgages have been portrayed on many fronts as the main cause of the meltdown of the United States housing market.
Perhaps that's true in some states, but resu...
Approximately four months from now, the Butler County commissioners will introduce a tentative 2011 budget that will be given final approval at or near the end of Decemb...
VA Butler Healthcare must not be hindered by facilities that limit its ability to accommodate properly the veterans that it serves.
That's why the construction getting u...
The public should welcome a step taken last Monday toward cleaning up corruption in Harrisburg. State Reps. Curt Schroeder, R-Chester, and Eugene DePasquale, D-York, int...
Most city residents welcomed the news that the city plans to get tougher with nuisance properties.
The cheer in last weekend's Butler Eagle commending the initiative was...
United Way of Butler County is not pleased with having to cut the size of grants to member agencies by 1 percent.
But those agencies should consider themselves lucky, gi...
One week ago, at Butler City Council's July 22 meeting, former city clerk Bob Brehm made a presentation that was both clear and sobering. The City of Butler is, and has ...