Joseph Wojciechowski, 81, of Butler, formerly of Hampton, died peacefully Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, at UPMC Passavant-Cranberry.
Born in Pittsburgh on Dec. 6, 1944, he was ...
As federal nutrition guidelines shift for the first time in years, local school districts are beginning to assess what the changes will mean for students’ daily meals.
At...
Recent stories have highlighted a disturbing trend seen across the nation cropping up right here in Butler County.
Criminal cases against those assaulting health care wor...
A case focusing on anti-discrimination protections for transgender high school students has raised new controversy: a debate over whether or not attorneys used AI to draf...
Butler Transit Authority will offer limited service options for Wednesday, Jan. 28, as a result of continued weather conditions and unsafe roads.
For local service, only ...
Hope’s Road, formerly Good Samaritan Hospice’s Youth Bereavement Care, will host a free “Bake Your Heart Out” event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 14, at Flour Power Baking ...
Dylan Hinchberger, 31, began using illicit substances at 11 years old.
He said for the longest time, he wasn’t able to admit to himself he had a problem. Then, he heard ...
CHICORA — A Saxonburg borough police officer detailed what he saw when he responded to a residence where a man and woman had reportedly overdosed with three children in t...
The most celebrated early successes of artificial intelligence were computers beating human champions in games such as chess and Go.
Today we are all playing games again...
