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For property owners who are looking to make home improvement projects which involve a driveway which connects to a state highway, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation reminds you to first obt...

Seven property owners suing Butler County over its property assessment appeals system are seeking class action certification for the suit. Butler attorney William Rodgers argued the class action motio...

SLIPPERY ROCK — A collaboration between young and old, and all ages in between, will benefit both the university students who provided services and the three organizations that benefited from them. Do...

JACKSON TWP — Though Tiffany Forrester was aware of the flood risk when she and her husband bought a house off Willow Road in the northeastern part of the township just two years ago, she said she was...

The billboard on the northbound side of Route 9 is 10 miles from the border with Lakewood which has one of the largest Jewish populations in New Jersey.

CRANBERRY TWP — When Elana Kriess, a Spanish teacher at Connoquenessing Valley Elementary School, visited El Salvador over spring break, she didn’t expect to meet her grandmother’s look-alike. Kriess ...

It was cause for celebration for 22 Nelson Mandela Bay nursing students who have been awarded lucrative bursaries, after a thorough interview process.

Real-world experience can be vital to a student’s development, and Slippery Rock University engineering students will be getting just that with a company’s donation of engineering software. According ...

WASHINGTON — Medical device maker Philips said Monday it will pay $1.1 billion to settle hundreds of personal injury lawsuits in the U.S. over its defective sleep apnea machines, which have been subje...

A Butler man who was asked to extinguish a recreational fire early Monday, April 29, was later arrested by city police and flooded a holding cell, according to charging documents. John J. Spencer, 29...