The vote by the Pennsylvania Senate’s State Government Committee Tuesday to send a measure for reducing the size of the legislature to the full Senate for consideration ...
A photo on the front page of Wednesday's Butler Eagle showed Butler Streets Department employees working Tuesday at the site of a major waterline break at East Locust an...
Tuesday's edition of the Butler Eagle contained more bad news than most people would have hoped to see.
There was an article about a 24-year-old woman who might face exe...
The upcoming primary election is a so-called off-year election and therefore will not allow voters to replace incumbents in Harrisburg or Washington or otherwise send a ...
With a turnout of registered voters that shames Americans' lackluster penchant for going to the polls, residents of France on Sunday elected Nicolas Sarkozy as their new...
The benefits stemming from Westinghouse Electric Co.'s selection of the Cranberry Woods office park for its new $100 million headquarters and research center will be hug...
Anyone familiar with the Pennsylvania Lottery knew the state would not be permanently content with afternoon drawings of only the Daily Number and Big 4 games. That beli...
The Butler Parking Authority should operate as an entity dedicated to bettering the city. It should not stifle progress.
However, for nearly a year, the authority has be...
The current trend toward privatizing public assets, such as municipal water systems or public highways, should be approached with great caution and deserves broader publ...
ORANGEBURG, S.C. — Of all the words spilled during the recent Democratic presidential debate, the most interesting were 27 of Hillary Clinton's in response to a question...
