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I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. — John 10:11

Thanks to the heavy downpours and intermittent flooding caused by unrelenting rain last week, the few anglers who dusted off their reels for the first day of trout season on Saturday appeared to be fi...

At Youngstown State University, students are not only driven by academic goals, they're also passionate about lending a helping hand to the Youngstown community. Jordan Pintar, of Cranberry Township, ...

Michael Uram, a maintenance worker at Cleveland-Cliffs, said the loss of the Butler Works plant would have also devastated numerous jobs and job prospects for skilled workers. News of the U.S. Departm...

Who doesn’t love a festival? And when you can take something as labor intensive as a stream bank stabilization upkeep project and turn it into a good time, that is something to admire. A report by sta...

For more than four minutes on Monday, April 8, the moon will wedge itself between the Earth and the sun, obscuring the view of the sun from a small part of the Earth. And while the celestial phenomena...

BUTLER TWP — The Butler County Area Vocational-Technical School received a donation for its vehicle work programs that the school’s executive director Regina Hiler said she assumed was a scam when she...

PHILADELPHIA — Former President Donald Trump is slated to be back in Pennsylvania for a fundraiser in Bucks County on April 13 — just 10 days before the state’s primary. The fundraiser in Newtown wil...

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Nick Pivetta combined with four relievers on Boston's second shutout of the series, Enmanuel Valdéz hit a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning and the Red Sox beat the Oakland Ath...

BUTLER TWP — Despite the loss of 4,000 farms and 200,000 acres of farmland in the last five years, agriculture accounts of 18% of the gross domestic product, $132 billion a year of economic activity a...