Scott Lanning News Today

BUTLER — The Butler Board of Works agreed to offer 19 vacant lots for sale that are owned by the city.

BUTLER — The Butler Common Council finalized a three-year garbage contract Monday.

BUTLER — There were no injuries, but a passing wide load semi hauling a modular home unit broke off a utility pole, snarling traffic in Butler for more than six

BUTLER — The City of Butler has hired an Indianapolis-based firm to conduct a street condition evaluation.

BUTLER — The Butler City Council will wait at least until its Oct. 16 meeting before considering future readings of its ordinance that would ban the sale of e-cigarettes and

BUTLER — Pickle ball is growing in popularity by leaps and bounds.

BUTLER — Butler police officers will have the ability to take home the department and city-owned vehicles they use every day.

BUTLER — Replacing aging infrastructure is a necessary process, and it comes with a hefty price tag. The City of Butler has applied for a maximum $5 million State Water Infrastructure (SWIF) grant to address long-needed replacement of water and sewer lines on North Broadway. Monday, Clerk-Treasurer Angela Eck and City Attorney Cedric Hollabaugh told the City Council to be prepared to raise water rates to help pay for the updates. How much the rates will increase has not been finalized, Eck...

BUTLER — It’s every little boy’s dream to play with construction toys and dig in the dirt. A work crew from Bowen Engineering must be having all kinds of fun as they are in the midst of installing 60-inch pipes at the east end of Butler — sometimes in the pouring rain. This $8 million project isn’t just for fun, however. The goal is to help the city solve a long-standing issue of combined sewer overflow events. The work will take a year and a half to complete, interim W...

BUTLER — Butler’s Board of Works approved several proposals Monday related to the city’s forthcoming long-term control plan project.