Obama has a problem: What do you do when you're a lightly accomplished one-term senator, a former state legislator from Illinois, a Harvard law graduate who has no subst...
Congress is doing the right thing in moving toward some restrictions and more government oversight of the oil futures markets. Earlier this week, the Senate passed legi...
No additional employees are projected to be hired in conjunction with AK Steel's newly announced $21 million upgrade at its Butler Works.
But that doesn't detract from t...
Before formal recognition of the June 19 annual convention in Harrisburg of the U.S. Chapter of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Speaker of the House Dennis O'Brien of Ph...
Butler residents have good reason to regret the departure of Ralph D'Antonio as city treasurer.
D'Antonio, who was elected to a second term in November, has been the dri...
Pennsylvania's state lawmakers have presented voters with the gift of another wake-up call — and, according to one leading reformer, a chance to reclaim government from ...
Saxonburg Borough officials deserve a thumbs-up for their efforts in keeping the proposed Main Street revitalization work on track.
The borough is accepting proposals fr...
The $100 tax credit that the state has made available to volunteer firefighters and emergency medical services workers isn't going to go a long way toward increasing the...
Butler County got some short-lived good news last week by way of the announcement that the long-delayed prison project would be completed on April 14. Initially, that en...
Record prices for oil, gas and other forms of energy are fueling efforts to increase conservation and develop alternative energy sources to reduce America's dependence o...
