The Daily Focus

Craig Martinez of T-Mobile talks about technology and communication tools in the wake of natural disasters.

Martha Eberhardt of the Daughters of the American Revolution details an upcoming event that honors the 200th anniversary of Marquis de Lafayette's trip through Butler.

Executive Director John Paul talks about the latest with the Butler Transit Authority.

Butler City Mayor Bob Dandoy provides an update on the latest news in the City.

Noted pitmaster Erica Roby offers great tips for your summertime grilling and barbeques.

Rod Griffin, Senior Director of Consumer Education and Advocacy at Experian talks about their initiative to help people manage debt.

Debra and Sarah Krelow of the Beacon talk about the upcoming Wingfest on Sunday June 1st.

Founder of the Veterans Breakfast Club Todd DePastino talks about the organization and an upcoming event in Butler on June 14th.

Dr. Matthew Elias of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia talks about cardiac care in children.

Executive Director of the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs Bob Blancato talks about the effectiveness of the pneumococcal vaccination.

Sue Barkley will be the most-senior female graduate in Butler County Community College history.

Dr. Steven Katz of the American Association of Endodontists talks about the role of an endodontist and overall dental care.

CBS correspondent Seth Doane reports from the Vatican about the selection of Pope Leo XIV.

Dr. Stu Surkosky talks about the 25th anniversary of Kids Day America, happening this Saturday at the Farm Show Grounds.

Erron Stark of the ADP talks about the importance of small businesses and how they are dealing with technology.

The REAL ID deadline is tomorrow and Jim Garrity of AAA talks about what impact it will have on flyers.

Members of the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education talk about motorcycle safety as more bikes hit the road.

Audrianna Bly and Megan Hepler of Butler Downtown talk about the upcoming Sips in the City event this Saturday.

Rod Griffin, Senior Director of Consumer Education and Advocacy at Experian talks about their initiative to help people manage debt.

Jody Hoyos, CEO of the Prevent Cancer Foundation, talks about the importance of getting cancer screenings early.

Rawle Andrews of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation talks about how to handle stress at work.

John Wray of Regent Square has attended 68 consecutive Pittsburgh Pirates home openers.

Attorney Jake Roberts talks about his candidacy for the Butler County Court of Common Pleas.

Attorney John Scialabba talks about his candidacy for the Butler County Court of Common Pleas.

Attorney Matt McCune talks about his candidacy for the Butler County Court of Common Pleas.

Maria Worst and Barb Byerly talk about the Catholic Daughters of America and their upcoming craft shows.

New Butler County Community College President Megan Coval talks about her vision for BC3 and some of the challenges facing higher education.

Butler County Court of Common Pleas candidate Jim Insco talks about his career and campaign for judge.

James Thiele and Guy Daubenspeck of the Butler County Farm Bureau talk about Rural Road Safety Week and the precautions drivers should take around farm equipment.

Former Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle joins the show to talk about his new book "Hurdle-isms" and his career in the big leagues.

Wally Ziolo of the organization Joni and Friends talks about the group's mission to help those with disabilities and initiatives to help churches.

With spring now here, Matt Cypher of Cunningham Shanor offers us advice on what to do with our heating system and AC tuneups.

Joe Mahoney of the Ellen O'Brien Gaiser Center provides updates about the facility and their upcoming Pickleball tournament.

Restauranteur and Head of Restaurants at Square, Ming-Tai Huh, discusses the latest trends in the restaurant industry.

Dr. Amy Jackson of the Primrose Schools talks about the importance of Pre-K education and some of the latest trends in the field.

With Tax Day looming, personal finance expert Farnoosh Torabi offers some tips to help procrastinators ahead of the filing deadline.

Home improvement expert Andy Amrhein gets you ready for spring and also previews his appearance at the Butler Home Show this weekend.

Author Ryan Leak talks about his book "How to Work With Complicated People" and some of the tools to utilize in those situations.

Pirates broadcaster Greg Brown previews the 2025 season ahead of Opening Day.

Brian Moody of Kelley Blue Book offers advice on what to look for when purchasing used and new electric vehicles.

Today's show will highlight two interviews about our health. Michele Malkowiak of TOPS talks about her weight loss journey and neurologist Dr. Chris Winter discusses sleep apnea.

Celebrity Chef Jamie Gwen talks about ways to create healthy and fresh meals using frozen foods.

Scott Miller of the United States Postal Service talks about their campaign to ensure safety on the roads when encountering a mail delivery vehicle.

Organizers of the upcoming gala benefitting the Community Meals Ministry talk about the event and the community meals program.

Director Ralph Christy Jr. and cast members discuss their upcoming production of Oliver!

Our Dave Malarkey takes us through his trips to Ireland and a look at Irish culture on St. Patrick's Day.

Dr. Amy Jackson of the Primrose Schools talks about the importance of Pre-K education and some of the latest trends in the field.

Butler Twp. manager Tom Knights talks about the upcoming Hansen Ave./Whitestown Road project and the latest with the Pullman Recreational Complex.

Cast members of the Butler Senior High School musical talk about their upcoming production of "Spamalot"