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With how wet April was, it might seem incongruous to be worried about brush fires, but it doesn’t take long at all for the weather conditions to be right to help fires spread. But, according to the st...

The jury in the trial of an Allegheny County man charged in the June 2022 death of an Ohio man will see the vehicle that police say was used in the Muddy Creek Township shooting, and might see part of...

An after-school physical activity program hosted at Slippery Rock University for children with special needs provides experiential learning opportunities for SRU students. The Kids In Action program ...

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DENVER (AP) — The futures of LeBron James and Darvin Ham with the Los Angeles Lakers are murky after their first-round playoff exit. One might choose to leave and the other might not have a choice. F...

The city Redevelopment Authority/Land Bank is trying to hash out how it will proceed with housing development, and whether it will continue to seek an executive director to guide the process. A couple months ago, the organization received an unexpectedly high bid from the single contractor who responded to a request for proposals for renovation […]

A status conference in the case of Heather Pressdee, a nurse linked to the deaths of patients across multiple facilities in Butler, Allegheny, Armstrong and Westmoreland counties, is set Thursday and ...

The orchestras of Grove City College will give their final concert of the year at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 3, at the Pew Fine Arts Center. This concert is free and open to the public and will be livestre...

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Butler resident Gary Falconer was recognized during the Pennsylvania Broadband Summit on April 11, along with Armstrong Utilities, for their partnership with the Healing Heroes program. Falconer is th...