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WASHINGTON — With just months to go before Pennsylvania plays what's expected to be a pivotal role in the 2024 election, the state's donors have sent mixed signals to the top two candidates, who are a...

The American taxpayer should have more say on where and how much of our taxes are spent. The Washington elite spend money we do not have. The bottom line is the federal government should be held accou...

Thanks, Butler Eagle, for the succinct summary of the $60-million bribery scheme in the Feb. 15, 2024, edition (in an editorial written by Joe Giampietro). It's unfortunate electric utility executives...

Launching the boat at Pymatuning had an odd feeling to it. Not that the lake is unfamiliar, but fishing it so early in the year was. Early March and the lake was ice free and had been for at least a c...

BUTLER TWP — The Whitestown Road realignment project that county and state officials broke ground on Friday morning, March 22, will be a headache throughout its construction, but the work is meant to ...

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Brad Underwood smirked and almost imperceptibly shook his head when the question was asked: What would it mean for Illinois to finally make it back to the second weekend of the NCAA...

The TOPS Club of Butler #1105 will meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon each Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church, 120 Sunset Drive, Butler. TOPS is an acronym for Take Off Pounds Sensibly. Weigh-in is from 10:3...

Chessa Fernandez-Crum, a choir director at Ryan Gloyer Middle School was awarded the 2024 Butler County Symphony Association’s Outstanding Music Educator Award. Fernandez-Crum, who has taught music fo...

CRANBERRY TWP — Growing up in a dysfunctional home with an “unbelievably brutal” mother, Jackie Umans said she learned to loathe bullies at an early age. When she grew older, Umans sought out self-def...

“DUI — You can't afford it.” The slogan posted on billboards across the state in a campaign to dissuade people from driving drunk has been updated since it was last used 10 years ago, but it remains ...