The days are long gone when township boards of supervisors have little else to do besides ensuring that roads are maintained and that the municipality's bills are paid.
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After last week's stunning political upset in Massachusetts, there is some surprisingly sensible talk on health care reform coming out of Washington, D.C.
The idea of tr...
Police shouldn't wait to alert the public when someone is targeted by — or victimized by — a scam. When one person is targeted, there is a good chance others will be, es...
City property owners will be paying four additional mills of property tax this year and, for the most part, those taxpayers have accepted the necessity for that higher t...
Over the past few days, the Butler area has experienced a respite from the harsh winter conditions that battered the city and the entire region for several weeks.
For th...
With ongoing media coverage of the disaster in Haiti, Americans are joining people from around the world in opening their wallets to help. Well-established and well-know...
Friday's front-page Butler Eagle article "Driver jailed for role in fatal crash" qualifies as a must read for young people involved in driver training as well as new dri...
The benefits to Butler County stemming from the Boy Scouts of America's Campaganza 2010 will be many, and the benefits could extend well beyond the weekend of Sept. 24, ...
Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Reed Grenci is no stranger to big drug busts. He has made a number of them in his patrol duties on Interstate 80 — a major illegal-drug...
The connection between federal stimulus spending and job creation was suspect from the start. The $787 billion federal spending program rushed through Congress early las...
