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Silicon Valley is always looking for disruptive technologies, but here’s the most disruptive technology of all: pressing the “off” button on your cellphone once in a while.

A Butler County Common Pleas Court judge on Friday, Feb. 23, dismissed nine challenges filed this week against candidates for the Butler County Republican Committee, saying the two committee members w...

A man connected to a series of car thefts in Butler was officially charged last week, and the list of items taken is pages long, according to city police documents. Elijah Claypoole, 24, was arrested...

Chris Ziegler, president of the Butler Freeport Community Trail Council, is inviting volunteers to help set up a railing along the Monroe Bridge from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24. Volunteers ar...

CRANBERRY TWP — In 2019 the Rand Corporation found that the median wealth for white households in the United States was $188,000, compared to just $24,000 for Black families. The same study found that...

Grist House Craft Brewing, based in Millvale, Allegheny County, is expanding its footprint up north to Butler as it will be opening a new taproom at Freedom Farms Farmers Market, 795 Pittsburgh Road. ...

KARNS CITY — Fresh off a conference championship, Karns City’s boys basketball team officially began its quest for more hardware Friday night. Luke Cramer netted 21 points and Taite Beighley scored 17...

SAXONBURG — While fingers and toes may have cramped a little from the frosty February temperatures, the overall weather could not have been more perfect Saturday for the third annual Saxonburg Winter ...

Mars Area Primary Center invites parents and guardians to jump rope with students during physical education classes from Monday, Feb. 26, through Wednesday, Feb. 29. The activity marks the conclusion ...

CLARION — With under three mintues remaining in Thursday’s District 9 Class 3A title game, Brookville held a 7-point lead over Moniteau at Clarion University. The Raiders could have landed a knockout ...