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“I didn’t even have to think about it,” said Olivia Schzure, a lifeguard on duty at Cranberry Community Waterpark who was part of the team responsible for saving a 12-year-old boy from drowning in Jun...

A county judge rejected a plea agreement Thursday, Feb. 1, after the wife of the defendant spoke about how his death threats left her and her family in fear for their lives. Butler County Common Pleas...

Four Butler County organizations received a total of $250,000 in Emergency Solutions Grant awards from Pennsylvania’s Department of Community and Economic Development, which will go to helping homeles...

An Eau Claire man plans to argue he shot and killed his mother’s boyfriend in self-defense in a jury trial scheduled to begin in a little more than a week. According to a trial memorandum filed Wednes...

Kelly Clarkson’s recent weight loss wasn’t inspired by vanity but instead her being diagnosed as prediabetic. The “American Idol” alum, 41, shared on her eponymous talk show that she “wasn’t shoc...

Local business owner Ryan Covert is seeking the state representative seat in District 11, according to a candidacy announcement earlier this week. Covert, an owner of Snack ‘N Pack and Butler Hot Dog ...

Local auto body shops around Saxonburg have had to extend their hours and work overtime following an incident early this week at Knoch High School that left parked vehicles dusted with dry lime powder...

The Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport Authority board of directors recently voted against having the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix’s hangar party this summer, but the event’s organizers are still hol...

TYLER, Texas (KETK) – A Tyler woman was sentenced to six years of probation in connection to a fatal hit-and-run from 2022. Chatiryn Butler pleaded guilty on Jan 8. to an accident involving death after a 2022 hit-and-run. On Thursday, Butler was sentenced to six years of probation, with 240 hours of community service. On […]

Butler firefighters were unsure of how many individuals were residing in a rental unit that burned on Locust Street in November, because the unit’s occupancy report was not up to date, according to co...