Eight more hospitals across the state will be joining a state initiative created to help rural hospitals receive the funding they need to stay open.

Lancaster-based marketing firm and publisher Fig Industries is looking for a nonprofit to partner with for next year.

A Mechanicsburg used-car dealership is facing legal action from the state for allegedly failing to pay restitution following a settlement with Pennsylvania’s Attorney General.

UPMC Pinnacle’s gastroenterology practice now offers its services in Hanover.

Penn State Health will acquire a pulmonary practice that will allow it to expand its lung disease and sleep disorder care to more of its facilities across the midstate.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate was the highest it has been all year in November after hitting a record low in April.

Five WellSpan Health practices will adopt software that lets patients give secure information to their doctor through their phone.

A federal appeals court ruled that an Affordable Care Act requirement that mandated Americans to purchase health insurance was unconstitutional, but did not rule on whether to overturn the act, known as Obamacare.

Eight health care startups will show their products to a team of insurance and health care experts at the Smart Health Innovation Lab in Lancaster next year.

Harrisburg University’s incoming Esports degree will teach students the skills needed to work in the growing competitive video game sports industry, according to school officials.

Gettysburg-based ACNB Corp. is moving forward on a deal to acquire a Frederick, Md. bank holding company after receiving both state and federal approval.

A Harrisburg-based conservative group is working to convince Pennsylvania’s most conservative Republicans to support clean and renewable energy policies.

Hospitals accounted for one out of 10 jobs in Pennsylvania and contributed some $60.5 billion to the state’s economy, according to a report released by the Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania.

For the past year, expectant mothers seeing WellSpan Health obstetricians have had the option to reduce their doctor visits through a service offered by a Washington D.C.-based tech company.

Pavone Marketing Group’s newest creative lead is bringing with him experience from brands like Toyota, Prudential and Samsung.