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When Lillian Griffith was preparing to retire from her position with the county 19 years ago, she noticed an article in the Butler Eagle on hospice volunteer work. She jumped in with both feet back th...

The Special Consensus, an award-winning bluegrass band, will perform at 4 p.m. April 7 at Lincoln Hall on the Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts campus, 31 Main St., Foxburg. The band and its me...

State police are investigating after cinder blocks were thrown through the windows of a Clay Township home Friday, March 29. Police said a man left his residence on Beaver Dam Road to go to work earl...

PHILADELPHIA — Delaware County's first diversity, equity, and inclusion officer has been fired after she accused her boss — the top nonelected official in the county — of racial discrimination. Lauren...

QUITO, Ecuador — Armed gunmen attacked a group of people in Ecuador’s coastal city of Guayaquil killing eight people and injuring eight others, the Interior Ministry said, the latest in a string of v...

A man jumped from a second story window and onto the roof of a neighboring house to escape city police after he threatened to kill a woman with a kitchen knife Saturday, March 30, in Butler, according...

CONNOQUENESSING TWP — A high-pressure natural gas line was struck Thursday evening, forcing the closure of a busy stretch of Evans City Road during rush hour. The strike occurred about 5 p.m. near the...

JEFFERSON TWP — Youthful experience is one thing. Throw a strong degree of talent into the mix and you have a team that's not only fun to watch, but one that is capable of multiple signature wins. Kno...

Unless you’re one of the 1.48 million people living in poverty in Pennsylvania, it’s difficult to know what it means to live below the poverty line. Of that number from the U.S. Census Bureau, 13,579 ...

As part of a service project, Knoch Middle School’s student council collected 515 pet care supplies for animal nonprofit Orphans of the Storm to be donated during spring break. “We knew kids have a lo...