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Local police say retail thefts consistently high

As the holidays approach, Butler Township police Chief John Hays and Cranberry Township Police Department’s Lt. Chuck Mascellino expect to see an increase in shoplifting offenses. The two Butler Coun.

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Man hospitalized for accidental gunshot wound to the leg in Cranberry – Butler Eagle

A 28-year-old man was taken to the hospital Monday night, Sept. 18, after accidentally shooting himself in the leg at a hotel in Cranberry Township, according to officials. Police and EMS units respo.

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Homicides increase, crime decreases countywide, officials say

Homicide cases in Butler County have made more headlines in 2023 than they did in 2022, but law enforcement officials say what looks like a rising crime rate is really an anomaly. While Butler County.

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Police investigating group of criminals impersonating officers, targeting local doctors, dentists

Police investigating group of criminals impersonating officers, targeting local doctors, dentists
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Police: Cranberry woman says she shot boyfriend in self-defense

A Butler County woman claims she shot and killed her boyfriend over the weekend in self-defense, police said. Amanda Hughes, 26, of Cranberry, was charged Sunday with one count of criminal homicide, Cranberry police Lt. Chuck Mascellino told the Tribune-Review. Hughes was arraigned and now is being held in the

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