Butler County News

A police chase suspect was taken into custody following a crash that left another person injured Monday night in Butler County.

About 200 gun rights activists attended a rally in Doylestown Saturday to support state legislation that would make any new federal firearms control laws unenforceable in Pennsylvania.

Organizers of Saturday's pro-gun rally in Doylestown say they are not sure how many people will attend to show support for state legislation that would make any new federal firearms control laws unenforceable in Pennsylvania.

The old garage and store at Ridge and Locust avenues is scheduled to be demolished as part of the Route 19 project.

Local gun rights activists will rally Saturday in Doylestown to support state legislation that would make federal gun control laws unenforceable in Pennsylvania.

Commonwealth Court Judge P. Kevin Brobson has denied the Pennsylvania State Association of Jury Commissioners' attempt to stop county commissioners from eliminating the position of jury commissioner.

When Roy Tooke, plant manager of Armco Steel, put his English Tudor-style house up for sale almost 40 years ago, potential buyers wanted to turn the stone and cedar mansion into a restaurant.

Bicycle riders took on the many hills of Allegheny and Butler counties to raise close to $10,000 on Sunday for a nonprofit that seeks to encourage family farms and local food production.

Daniel Etter served a tour with the U.S. Army in Bosnia and is bothered by flags that aren't fit to be flown.

The PA Game Commission is investigating the death of a bald eagle found dead earlier this month.

Pennsylvania game officials say an investigation shows a second bald eagle's death in the past month was caused by a bullet wound.

Pennsylvania game officials say an investigation shows a second bald eagle's death in the past month was caused by a bullet wound.

Residents of Clay Township, Butler County, found the dead eagle in a stream on May 5 and reported it to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for Southwestern Pennsylvania, including Allegheny and Butler counties.

There were no lines Tuesday as Cranberry voters turned out in low numbers for the 2013 primary election.

State police said an animal cruelty investigation is underway after ten emaciated horses were found living in poor conditions at a location in Clearfield Township, Butler County.

Kids age 12 and older will have a chance to get up close and personal with Cranberry's first responders at a new summer camp.