The Butler Area Sewer Authority's troubles with the state Department of Environmental Protection last year were due in part to the authority's failure to meet informatio...
Butler County officials are taking the right attitude in regard to the city's intent to move all police dispatching duties to the Butler County Communications (911) Cent...
Most people complain, rightfully, about the complexity of the federal tax code. The cost of complying with the code, by businesses and individuals, is estimated to be ab...
Members of the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company say they're embarrassed by the arrest of one of their own in connection with the April burglary of the Saxonburg Fireman'...
People in Penn and Middlesex townships whose properties are part of the Saxonburg Area Authority's expansion project are right in expecting that their streets and proper...
The problem of Americans without health insurance is a decades-old issue in national politics that both major political parties over the years have vowed to solve.
Unfor...
New measures initiated by the state have the potential to make commendable strides toward the goal of eliminating puppy mills — breeding operations characterized by negl...
Then there are the special interests who get rich off illegal immigrants. Cheap labor, whether for agriculture, the hotel industry or construction, would go away if ther...
Following the lead of other major university-affiliated hospital systems, Pittsburgh-based UMPC is considering a ban on all gifts and free samples from pharmaceutical co...
Now that their one-day furlough is over, Gov. Ed Rendell hopes that the 24,000 "non-essential" state employees who were told not to report to work Monday because of the ...
