Group of senators urge State Department to designate Marc Fogel as 'wrongfully detained'
The senators said they were deeply concerned for Marc Fogel's safety.
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The senators said they were deeply concerned for Marc Fogel's safety.
Butler Area School District is changing its birthday celebration policy.
Butler Area School District is changing its birthday celebration policy.
In this week's Eye On Health, we're getting a look inside the new AHN Seneca Valley Outpatient Center in Harmony.
It is not clear what type of fuel leaked into the creek or if the water supply is impacted.
Marc Fogel's family believes the U.S. government should make every effort to help.
A retired priest is being accused of sexually abusing a minor approximately 10 years ago.
Joshua Carson used his company credit card to buy thousands of dollars in gift cards and Giant Eagle perks.
20 years ago, two Butler County teenagers were found on the side of the road. Their deaths remain a mystery to this day.
The man told the court that he sent the letters to say the judge had no respect for people who appear before him.
The 15-year-olds were with friends at a party, but they never made it home.
Police are still working to learn more.
PTL's Celina Pompeani Mathison checks out the Big Butler Fair!
State police say Nicole Schwartz was involved in the death of her ex-boyfriend, Frederick Orr.
A Code Orange air quality alert has been issued for Saturday because of unhealthy levels of pollution for sensitive groups of people.
State police have located a man who was reported missing.
Marc Fogel was detained at an airport in Moscow, accused of trying to smuggle marijuana into the country.
A Butler County man will spend the next 14 years in a Russian prison.
Police say he charged more than $3,500 to her card without her permission.
There were no reported injuries.
The event takes place on Friday, July 15.
State police are searching for answers after the 32-year-old was found dead.
A 32-year-old man from Ohio was found dead in Portersville early on Saturday morning.
Jeeps are taking over the streets of Butler this weekend.
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