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The tip came from the enemy. So, of course, the president found it suspicious — and provocative. He was, after all, ex-KGB. But what came next would have infuriated Vladimir Putin even if he had only ...

NEW YORK — Playwright Christopher Durang, a master of satire and black comedy who won a Tony Award for “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist with “Miss Witherspoon,” ...

SLIPPERY ROCK — The Butler County Classic has proven to serve two purposes. It brings all of the Butler County high school track and field programs together for a day. It also provides a measuring sti...

JACKSON TWP — Seneca Valley’s Zach Tkatch wanted the ball for all seven innings. Fellow senior Creed Erdos did his part in making sure his teammate had to settle for five. Tkatch went the distance in ...

The Butler Eagle is offering more tours of a historic circus located at its production center at 514 W. Wayne St. The miniature, motorized and hand-carved Jay Bee Circus — created by the late Butler a...

When it comes to the crises spawned by the collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says he is “giving it everything I’ve got.” That’s good to hear, bu...

CONNOQUENESSING TWP — Some residents of the township are one step closer to having a bit more peace and quiet around Route 422. The township’s engineer, William Braun of Senate Engineering, has comple...

“Alter Eagle,” an original Butler Eagle podcast, will release a new episode Monday, April 8, taking a look at addiction and recovery countywide. The podcast currently features 11 episodes exploring ad...

A collective of environmentalists continued upkeep on the land at Ritts Park last year following the city’s stream bank stabilization project that helped rehabilitate Sullivan Run at the park. That sa...

Moraine State Park in the northwest portion of Butler County is ready to serve as a destination for those who want a good place to see the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. Although Butler Co...