Winfield News

Between 30 and 40 gallons of a tar-like road substance was spilled on the two Route 15 southbound lanes and caused a traffic backup for almost an hour Tuesday.

The woman injured in a buggy accident that claimed the life of her son has been discharged from the hospital, and the condition of a second child, also injured in the crash, has improved, authorities said.

A 7-year-old Winfield boy was killed Saturday and his mother seriously injured when the horse-drawn buggy in which they were riding was struck from behind by a sport utility vehicle on Route 304 in Union County.

The country meets the "city" Saturday as the 12th annual Butler County Farm Tour puts the spotlight on the rural southeastern area of Butler County.

Six to 12 students will serve suspensions in the South Butler County School District when the teachers' strike is finally over, the district said.

Teachers at the South Butler County School District picket outside of Knoch High School and Middle School yesterday morning.

Hours before she was planning to leave to join her husband in Maine on vacation, the wife of Union Township Fire Chief David Allan Anderson escaped unharmed from an early-morning electrical fire that broke out in the downstairs living room, causing heavy damage to their Winfield home.

More than a hundred people turned up at a town hall meeting in Northumberland County to hear how one U.S. Congressman would vote on the issue of health care reform.

We all know dogs can be trained to sit and stay, but square dance? At the Public Library for Union County on Wednesday, square dance they did.

The design of the northern section of the proposed Central Susquehanna Valley Thruway is about 40 percent complete, a spokesman for U.S. Rep.

After serving nearly 14 years of a life sentence, convicted murderer Sherry L. Ryan may get a second chance at freedom.

Not that long ago, most people may have considering a bald eagle sighting a once-in-a-lifetime thrill.

These simple words can defuse resentment and raise credibility but too many are lousy at saying them, a new book's author says WALLACE IMMEN 00:00 EDT Friday, July 03, 2009 I'm sorry.

Detour Adds to Travel Woes on Route 6 - 6/18/2009 The construction activity on state roadways in this area is heating up as summer officially arrives.

A 92-year-old Montgomery man died following a two-vehicle collision Monday afternoon on Route 15 at Col.

As millions of Americans tighten their own purse strings, government should do the same, state Rep.

On any given day, Keith Mull has more than 28,000 chances for a potential customer to spot his family's auto dealership along Routes 11-15 in Hummels Wharf.

By announcing they will resubmit an application to the federal government to create tolls on Interstate 80, state transportation officials have reignited a two-year-old debate that appeared to have ended in September.

WINFIELD, Pa. -- It's not just a U2 song anymore. Officials said some thieves turned a western Pennsylvania township into a place "Where the Streets Have No Name." Winfield Township supervisor Glenn Nagle revealed at a meeting Thursday that every one of the township's road signs was stolen in a 48-hour period beginning April 6. The township has ...

John Kador, of Winfield, says everyone struggles with apologizing. But if done effectively, which he teaches in his newest book, "Effective Apology," one can earn the most sought after qualities of leadership: accountability, transparency and humility.