Matthew Glover started with Butler Eagle in January 2025 after beginning his career in New Castle. He graduated from Slippery Rock University in 2023 concentrating in multimedia journalism with a minor in political science. He previously attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, which allowed him to develop a strong writing base before studying how the industry evolved into its modern practices. Glover's beat covers crime in the county. He is a Slippery Rock Township resident and enjoys playing and listening to music, being outside and supporting his sports teams until they drive him to insanity.
Five men are accused of shooting a rifle for target practice and striking a neighboring home Sunday, Sept. 20, in Clinton Township, according to state police.
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Multiple ambulances were requested to a crash involving a school van Friday morning, Sept. 25, in Prospect, according to Butler County Emergency Services dispatch.
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A woman was injured after being struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle in Butler on Wednesday, Sept. 23, according to Butler County Emergency Services dispatch.
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The Butler girl who suffered a broken spine and traumatic brain injury in an Aug. 3 crash remains hospitalized and won’t be able to attend her benefit dinner Oct. 3, acco...
One person sustained injury and was taken to a Pittsburgh hospital following a motorcycle crash Wednesday, Sept. 23, in Franklin Township, according to Butler County Emer...
Some Pennsylvanians may be eligible for compensation if they purchased certain generic drug prescriptions over a 10-year period, according to Pennsylvania Attorney Genera...
State police are reminding businesses that operating skill games will become illegal Oct. 14 except for licensed casinos and truck stops.
Businesses operating or maintai...
Police said a Butler man accused of vandalizing several residences and businesses in the city with white paint answered the door when police arrived at his residence with...
Charges filed Tuesday, Sept. 22, accuse a Bairdford man of racking up more than $1,000 in purchases on a credit card he found in the parking lot of a Buffalo Township bus...
