The Daily Focus

Former Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett discusses his efforts to restore faith in election and other issues facing the state.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro talks about the recent Dept. of Energy decision that will impact Cleveland Cliffs, his economic development plan in PA, and the future of higher education.

Bruno Zuccola and Kathy Dudley of Butler Catholic School discuss the upcoming Alumni Day and other activities at BCS.

Matt Cypher of Cunningham Shanor talks about spring tune ups for air conditioning units and other spring maintenance tips.

Jon Puglise and Barry Flecken of the Community Meals program talk about the upcoming 3rd annual Art Gala at St. Michael's Church.

Audrianna Bly and Krista Washkau of Butler Downtown discuss the upcoming Sips in the City event and other activities in downtown Butler.

Author of the new book, Clean Energy Economy, Bob Keefe joins the Daily Focus to discuss how investing in clean energy can lead to an economic boom.

Assistant Director of the Butler Public Library Peter Bess joins the show to talk about the latest activities at the library.

Longtime home improvement expert Andy Amrhein gives tips for getting your house and yard ready for the spring ahead of his appearance at the Butler County Home Show on Sat. April 6th.

Michael Dittman of the local theater group The Lab talks about the upcoming production of The Beauty Queen of Leenane.

Butler Radio sports director Bob Cupp previews the 2024 Pittsburgh Pirates season.

Amy Black-Stockham of Keystone Wellness talks about Problem Gambling Awareness Month.

Butler County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jordan Grady talks about the recent federal grant awarded to Cleveland Cliffs and other events with the Chamber.

Pennsylvania Turnpike CEO Mark Compton provides an update on rate hikes on the Turnpike and other updates on the Turnpike.

Melissa Maser of Independence Health System talks about brain health.

Former UNC head basketball coach Matt Doherty talks about his coaching experience, his book "Rebound," and qualities that make an effective leader.

Kris Mamula of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette details the recent string of operating losses amid the area's healthcare systems, including Independence Health System.

Butler Twp. Manager Tom Knights talks about the upcoming Hansen Ave/Whitestown Road project and the new Pullman recreational field.

Lee Kikel, author of the book Perseverance, tells the story of her father who survived the Holocaust and established roots in Pittsburgh.

WISR's resident Ireland expert Dave Malarkey joins the show to talk about his trips to Ireland, Irish culture, and more in this St. Patrick's Day special.

Ralph Christy Jr., Mia McGrady and Haley Hogan discuss the upcoming Sing Hosanna! production of The Sound of Music.

Hillary Olson and Debra Ross discuss the upcoming Solar Eclipse, and pitch Rochester, NY as one of the best places to view the experience.

Members of the the Butler High School musical "Elf" join the show to talk about the upcoming performance.

PA Game Commission spokesperson Travis Lau talks about safety tips when encountering a bear.

Andrea Spaeth of the Rutgers Sleep Lab discusses the impact Daylight Saving Time will have on our sleeping pattern.

IBM's Michelle Alvarez talks about the increase in cyberattacks caused by exploiting online identities.

Mary Chitwood, along with Ev and Justin Searle, discuss the new Robin's Home Resource Center opening in downtown Butler.

Students at Moniteau High School discuss their upcoming performance of "Guys and Dolls"

Dr. Nathan Price, chief scientific officer at Thorne, talks about Scientific Wellness and its approach to healthcare.

Dave Malarkey talks with composer and educator Dr. Daniel Perttu, who discusses the upcoming performance of Mahler's "Titan".

Dr. Bob Craddock of the Smithsonian Institute discusses why we have a Leap Year.

Butler City Mayor Bob Dandoy talks about the recent grant awarded to improve sidewalks on Main Street, updates in the BASA sale, and upcoming events in the City.

CEO of the Allegheny Conference on Community Development Stefani Pashman talks about the new three-year agenda to help plan for long-term success of the Pittsburgh area.

Writer Peter Candia details the history of the modern-day pizza and its connection to the mob.

Danielle Crissey of the Armco Credit Union discusses popular scams involving the internet and your family.

Members of the Washington Trail 1753 organization, Martin O'Brien and Rodney Gasch, talk about the upcoming Cherry Pie Hike and Washington's journey through Butler County.

Members of the Karns City Musical "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" talk about their upcoming performance.

Butler County Commissioner Kevin Boozel joins the show to discuss the EMS crisis in Pennsylvania.

Local historian Bill May tells stories about Butler's connection to former Presidents.

Sheriff Mike Slupe and Butler County Tourism President Jack Cohen discuss the upcoming Can-Am Fire Police Games in Butler County.

City Councilman Don Shearer talks about the proposed rental ordinance that will impact both renters and landlords in the City of Butler.

Matt Cypher of Cunningham Shanor talks about late winter heating tips and when to start thinking spring.

Butler Transit Authority Executive Director John Paul talks about the latest in public transportation in Butler.

Katelynn Metz of CORE talks about the record setting year for organ donations for the Western Pennsylvania region.

Researcher Ellen Gaus from the Allegheny Conference on Community Development discusses the organization's latest report on economic conditions in Southwestern PA.

Peggy Weckerly and Deena Martinez of the Butler AM Rotary discuss this weekend's Carved In Ice Festival.

Butler Vo-Tech building construction teacher Ron Sankey and students Payton Murray and Drew Amadden talk about their work on a project to restore an old barn into a home. The group also discusses their appearance on an upcoming episode of Barnwood Builders.

AAA's Tiffany Stanley talks about the best ways to avoid potholes and limit the amount of damage.

The CDC's Diane Beistle and former smoker Tammy talk about this year's Tips From Former Smoker campaign.

Peggy Weckerly and Deena Martinez of the Butler AM Rotary discuss next week's Carved In Ice Festival.