WellSpan Health's director of talent acquisition recently agreed to broaden her position to include the oversight of the hospital system’s efforts to improve diversity and inclusivity.

Geisinger Holy Spirit has been losing market share as competing hospital systems ramp up services in Cumberland County. But despite the challenges, the hospital’s parent, Geisinger Health System, is continuing to invest in the region.

WellSpan Health broke ground Thursday on a cardiovascular health facility set to open next year in York Township.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled on Friday that Pittsburgh-based UPMC can stop accepting Highmark Health insured patients by the end of the month.

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology is receiving a state grant of $195,000 to expand its short-term training programs for adults.

Lancaster installed a temporary roundabout at an intersection in the city that has seen a high number of accidents and complaints.

Three neurosurgeons from Penn State Health neurosurgeons will begin practicing out of Geisinger Holy Spirit next month under a new agreement between the hospital systems.

After selling his half of a popular Lancaster commercial space, a local developer is turning his sights on a new project that he says will have a significant impact In South Central Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania State Senate approved a bill that would almost double the amount of tax credits businesses can earn from donating to educational organizations under a state-run program.

A new farm-to-table restaurant is expected to open in November at the edge of the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown campus.

Lancaster County is continuing to draw more, with 2018 as the ninth consecutive year that the county saw increases in visitors, visitor spending and tourism jobs.

A new variety of chocolate called ruby chocolate is making its way to the U.S., and a Lancaster distributor will be among the first to sell it to chocolatiers.

A nonprofit provider of services for adults with developmental disabilities is growing its reach in Maryland via a merger with a similarly focused nonprofit.

The CEO of one of Pennsylvania’s largest senior living organizations is leaving in the coming months after 36 years of leadership.

The former part-owner of a York County construction and excavation business was sentenced in federal court on Monday after admitting to embezzling more than $100,000 from the company.