The crypto party seems to be getting restarted. Bitcoin is surging and big players are celebrating amid expectations that President-elect Donald Trump will make the U.S., as he put it, “the crypto ...

In response to the Butler Eagle article “City asked to co-sign $400K loan” (Sept. 15, A3), I have a cost savings recommendation for Butler City Council and the board of directors for the baseball ...

Sivers, a Catholic speaker and evangelist, radio host and best-selling author, will visit St. Ferdinand Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry ...

The usual rule of thumb is that stories sell; data doesn’t. But new research suggests that’s not necessarily true. Contrary to the conventional wisdom that numbers are dull and uninspiring, numbers ...

There are two hero constellations in the celestial theater of the Butler night sky. In the summer and early autumn, we have ...

Let me get this straight. Jill Mick (“Now Election Is Over, Time for Unity,” Nov. 17, A4) doesn't think it's OK to offer college students milk and cookies after an election loss. Did she think it was ...

Lawmakers in Harrisburg ended their session for the year without acting on a common sense bill that would help volunteer fire companies — passing it should be a priority in the next session. The ...

Hyundai and Kia are recalling over 208,000 electric vehicles to fix a pesky problem that can cause loss of drive power, ...

After a few years of decorating a brick-walled shop on Butler’s Main Street with art and imagery with the look of an antiques ...

Lifesteps honored 35-year-old Scott Shetter as the recipient of the Star Award at its annual Star Gala. The organization ...

Rome teeters on the brink in Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator II.” Its fall is said to be imminent. The dream it once symbolized is ...

Not only do many of the military veterans who attend computer classes at Robin’s Home every Thursday have limited experience ...