Matthew Glover started with Butler Eagle in January 2025 after beginning his career in New Castle. He graduated from Slippery Rock University in 2023 concentrating in multimedia journalism with a minor in political science. He previously attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, which allowed him to develop a strong writing base before studying how the industry evolved into its modern practices. Glover's beat covers crime in the county. He is a Slippery Rock Township resident and enjoys playing and listening to music, being outside and supporting his sports teams until they drive him to insanity.
Slippery Rock police warned residents to keep their vehicles locked at night in a Tuesday, July 15, Facebook post after a string of reported car thefts.
Police said most...
A Butler woman is accused of assaulting a woman and officers while intoxicated on Monday, July 14, in a farmers market parking lot.
Niya Alexandra Adams, 25, was charged...
A Butler woman was criminally charged after a three-vehicle crash resulted in three people being flown to Pittsburgh area hospitals from Buffalo Township.
On July 3, Buf...
A Chicora grandmother was charged Monday, July 14, with misdemeanor child endangerment after she allowed her grandchildren to escape her home, according to police.
Dana ...
SAXONBURG — Organizers of the Saturday events spanning from Saxonburg to Russellton will likely say they were right where they were supposed to be, but Corey Comperatore ...
Community fun was on offer Saturday, July 12, at day three of Cranberry Township Community Days.
The Cranberry Foundation, formerly the Cranberry Township Community Ches...
Butler County Emergency Services announced its 911 system was operational just after 10 p.m. Friday, July 11, after experiencing outages since around 2 p.m.
The outages ...
SAXONBURG — Helen Comperatore said some of the greatest moments of peace she’s found in the last year have been from escaping into books, especially books about grief, af...
SAXONBURG — American flags lined Saxonburg’s Main Street Saturday, July 12, as the community gathered with a brief parade to remember Corey Comperatore, a former Buffalo ...
