Standard's & Poor thinks York is doing a better job with its finances, at least according to a recent increase in the city's S&P Global Rating.

Business professionals from all over the state gathered Thursday night at the Lancaster County Convention Center for the 2017 Best Places to Work in PA program, which is dedicated to identifying and recognizing Pennsylvania's best employers. Here are some highlights from the celebration.

With a theme of "All Fired Up," Thursday's event was one big party!

Companies from all over Pennsylvania were recognized Thursday night at the 2017 Best Places to Work in PA event.

State officials are moving forward with plans to make sure businesses that receive economic development grants follow through on promises to create and keep jobs in Pennsylvania.

Debt-ridden Cumulus Media, the owner of 11 midstate radio stations, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Wednesday.

Lancaster County remains one of the five U.S. markets most at risk of running out of places for people to live, according to a recent report on residential vacancy rates.

Huntington Bank, a $102-billion-asset institution from Ohio, is planting the first seeds of what its leaders hope will be a growing presence in Central Pennsylvania.

Tina Corner is the founder of LXCouncil, a peer group organization. She's growing groups locally and shared some insight on how peer groups can spur a company's growth.

As Centric Financial Corp. settles into its new operations center in Cumberland County, it is ramping up plans to grow in 2018.

When Alan Starner began looking into bitcoin, he wasn't too impressed with what he found.

The suspect struck in daylight, wearing mirrored sunglasses and a black bicycle helmet.

Foreclosure rates across the midstate continue to drop to historic lows as the U.S. housing market enters the final stages of recovery from the recession, according to California-based CoreLogic.

Renovations at The Hotel Lancaster received a $6.25 million boost from the state Tuesday with the approval of a loan from the Building Pennsylvania program.

Officials from the state Department of Revenue are trying to help tax practitioners and small-business owners cope with an onslaught of tax notices sent out under a recent agency initiative applying greater scrutiny to business expenses.