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No one was injured after a vehicle rolled over “multiple times” on the northbound lane of Interstate 79 in Cranberry Township, according to Scott Garing, chief of fire and emergency services for the t...

Brian Minto has a story to tell — and a film to share. The retired professional boxer from Butler, now 49, compiled a 42-11 record with 29 knockouts during his pro career, which ran from 2002 through ...

JEFFERSON TWP — A handful of residents at the large Concordia Lutheran Ministries campus on Marwood Road can be seen waddling around the property this time of year carrying wire mesh, tin snips and zi...

Three weeks before the motorcycle crash in Butler Township that took his life, Gabriel Bishop, 22, told his mother he hoped to be baptized in the summer. His aunt, Sherri Mckibbin, said Bishop had sta...

Over 200 days into Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu needs to decide what matters more: extracting ultimate revenge on Hamas, and in the process all other Palestini...

Bug killer powder all over floors, grime and warm meat inside trash bags. Here are the Greenville restaurants with the worst April inspections.

CHICORA — You may have seen signs on neighbors’ lawns which read “WATCH FOR MOTORCYCLES.” Those are distributed by ABATE, the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education, as part of their “Look Twice, S...

Ryan Rebholz’s phone rang Tuesday morning. The Seneca Valley sophomore pitcher made his varsity debut on the mound Tuesday night, striking out five in the final three innings and getting the win as th...

We take a look at the Houston restaurants and bars offering Cinco de Mayo celebrations this weekend.

Usually, the Butler County Area Vocational-Technical School prepares students to work in trade professions, but upcoming training will instead prepare guidance counselors to shepherd students into tho...