Freedom Road Fix? Cranberry Applying for Grant Money for Wider Bridge

The Southwest Pennsylvania Commission ranks the Freedom Road bridge among the top 10 most congested corridors.

Turnpike Tolls to Rise Again

Drivers without an E-Z Pass will have a higher toll increase.

How Cranberry's Congressman Voted on the Bill Limiting NSA's Surveillance

The legislation failed to pass in the U.S. House on Wednesday.

Speeding, Seat Belts and Texting: PennDOT Seeks Drivers' Input Through Anonymous Survey

The safety survey takes about five minutes to complete.

Local Leaders Announce Airline Fee Reductions at Pittsburgh International Airport

The fees are lowered due to a natural gas deal with CONSOL Energy.

Three Pittsburgh Area Couples File Lawsuit to Legalize Gay Marriage in Pennsylvania

The ACLU filed the lawsuit in Harrisburg Tuesday morning.

Whole Foods Market Recalls Cheese Because of Possible Health Risk

The Wexford location is among the stores pulling Crave Brothers Les Freres cheese from the shelves.

Zelienople Borough Manager Ordained a Catholic Deacon

Don Pepe will continue with his duties as borough manager.

Report: Gay Lawmaker Seeks to Censure Rep. Daryl Metcalfe After Remarks

Rep. Brian Sims said Metcalfe prevented him from making floor remarks about the Supreme Court's gay marriage ruling.

'Progress,' 'Makes Me Puke' and More Reaction from DOMA Ruling

Social media starts buzzing after the Supreme Court Defense of Marriage Act decision rules federal same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional.

New Building Planned for Cranberry District Court

Butler County commissioners approved the land purchase.

Cranberry Resolution Asks Post Office to Reconsider Cluster Mailbox Plan

The post office wants to implement the multiple mailbox units in new neighborhoods as a cost saving measure.

Property Tax/Rent Rebate Application Deadline Extended

Primary Election 2013: Seneca Valley School Board Results

Tim Hester secures both the Republican and Democratic nominations.

2013 Primary: Hezlep Defeats Gordon in Race for Cranberry Supervisor, Moves on to General Election

Republican Bruce Hezlep will face Democrat Michael Warrington in the fall.

Turnout Low at Cranberry Polls for 2013 Primary Election

There was a light crowd for the non-presidential election year.

Cranberry 2013 Primary Election Results

Scroll down to see the contested race results.

Primary Election 2013: Here's Where to Go to Vote in the Cranberry Area

Get polling locations for Cranberry, Zelienople, Harmony, Evans City and Seven Fields.

Let Your Voice Be Heard: May Primary Election is Today

Keep checking back with Patch for coverage and election results.

Get Out and Vote: Primary Election is Tuesday

Find out where to vote, how the Voter ID Law affects you and what to do if you're voting for the first time or at a new polling place.

Meet the Cranberry Supervisor Candidates: Eric Gordon

A Seneca Valley school board member, Gordon is seeking the Republican nomination in the May 21 primary election.

Meet the Cranberry Supervisor Candidates: Bruce Hezlep

The president of Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company, Hezlep is seeking the Republican nomination in the May 21 primary election.

Reminder: I-79 Ramps Project in Cranberry Causing Traffic Restrictions

PennDOT is adding new on and off ramps between the highway and Route 228.

State Has Money for Cranberry Police, Ambulance, Jaycees and You

Pennsylvania Treasury's Bureau of Unclaimed Property also lists a large number of Cranberry businesses with money due them—and there might be some out there for you, too.

Zip Line, Treetop Adventure Course Opening In North Park

People will be able to take a look at North Park from 40 feet in the air.

Deadline for Voter Registration Is April 22

If you're new, if you've moved, if you've changed names or parties, you must register.

Metcalfe to Host Roundtable, Online Forums for Constituents

Events planned include an evening dessert in Cranberry and an online interactive town hall.

Plans to Cut Saturday Mail Service in Cranberry Delayed

Congress isn't allowing the change.

Cranberry Township Recognized as 2013 Banner Community

The Allegheny League of Municipalities and County Executive Fitzgerald designate 21 municipalities around the region for the honor.

Cranberry Breaks Ground for New EMS Company Home

The ambulance company will lease the new building to be located on Route 19 next to the Park Fire Station.

Ehrman Road Update: Traffic Signal Equipment Could Be Weeks Away

Currently being shipped from a facility in Nebraska, the signal poles are scheduled for more testing under PennDOT’s new regulations.

2013 Cranberry Paving Plan: Is Your Street on This Year's List?

The township plans to spend just over $1.2 million on its roads. Check out the list to see if your street will be getting a fresh coat of asphalt this summer.

Illegal Alien Found Living in Adams Township Charged with Immigration Violation

Police discover the Honduras native after a traffic stop.

New State Policy Delaying Traffic Signal Construction at Ehrman Road in Cranberry

Township engineer Jason Kratsas also updates the timeline for construction of the Sheetz gas station and convenience store to be located at the intersection.

Air Force: 911th Airlift Wing Mission Secure Through 2014

The 911th Airlift wing in Moon will remain open for another year, but uncertainty remains.

Democratic Contender Announces Run for Cranberry Supervisor

Michael Warrington says he wants to focus on road infrastructure and quality of life in the township.

Cranberry Supervisor Dave Root Says He Won’t Seek Re-Election in 2013

The board’s only Democrat, Root was first elected in 2008.

Traffic Alert: Work Set to Begin on Route 228 Bridge Replacement Project in Adams Township

The work will take place overnight.

Meet Pete Geis: Cranberry’s New Parks and Recreation Director

Geis, who started Ross Township’s parks and reaction program more than a decade ago, was hired in Cranberry after a yearlong search.

Sequestration Budget Cuts Data: Which PA Counties Have the Most Federal Employees?

Nearly 4,000 federal employees live in Butler County. How will sequestration affect them—and the economy to which they contribute?