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MARS — A recent proposal to pay downtown Mars businesses for street closures and move some regular events elsewhere would “destroy the town,” according to at least one business owner along Grand Avenu...

The U.S. has about 46,000 troops stationed in 11 countries across the Middle East, with all the accompanying hardware and support. Those forces are not available elsewhere, whether in Europe or East A...

CRANBERRY TWP — North Catholic’s WPIAL title hopes came to an end on Wednesday night after suffering a 59-37 loss at the hands of Uniontown. But the Trojans showed great resiliency to extend their sea...

Dictionary.com released its list of popular terms added for 2024. This year, Gen Z slang dominated the entries, along with a few revisions. Gen Z members — sometimes called zoomers — were born between...

UPPER ST. CLAIR — Seven players in double figures, 10 ties, 10 lead changes. Friday night’s epic WPIAL 6A boys basketball quarterfinal between Butler and Upper St. Clair on the latter’s home floor nee...

More than 2,000 new and gently used stuffed animals were collected at Lowrie House in Butler Township for distribution to emergency services officials to help comfort children involved in vehicle cras...

Learning the Soroptimist International of Butler County chose her to receive the 2024 Community Ruby Award was a real shot in the arm for Lynn McKinnis. The award will be bestowed on McKinnis on April...

EVANS CITY — Each February holds new meaning and difficult emotions for Deb and Jim Smith, whose 28-year old son, A.J., died by suicide in February eight years ago. In every photograph of him display...

Three firm thumps into the Arrakis sand is all you need to summon a sandworm in Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Two.” It’s almost as easy as hailing a cab or calling for the check. The big buggers can...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Health announced a $1 million tuition assistance program on Friday to assist emergency medical service professionals across the state. The program will be funded by $1 mil...