A Pennsylvania tax credit that helps developers rebuild historic properties could end in 2020 unless the state legislature passes a reauthorization bill that includes greater incentives for using the credit.

Jason Fralick, 47, is western region vice president of Herbert, Rowland and Grubic Inc., but will take over the role of president Jan. 1.

A West Shore developer has started on a project that could accelerate home construction in the smallest and most rural municipality in the high-growth Cumberland Valley School District.

A large portion of an abandoned silk mill in New Holland had to be demolished before J.M. Lapp Plumbing and Heating LLC could begin construction on its new headquarters.

Recent investments in the Midtown Cinema in Harrisburg are paying dividends — and more changes could be coming to the theater in 2019.

A Lebanon County general contractor has acquired two local contractors in an effort to expand its services.

York Township-based Kinsley Construction Inc. will be expanding its steel-making operations next year with a new plant in Virginia.

Ollie's Army is marching into Texas.

A year after opening the renovated Allenberry Resort in Monroe Township, owner Mike Kennedy is now leading a team to erect a residential development next to the Cumberland County resort.

Gov. Tom Wolf set a goal this year of having 30,000 apprentices in Pennsylvania by 2025 as part of a workforce development initiative dubbed PAsmart.

Companies from all over Pennsylvania were recognized Thursday night at the 2018 Best Places to Work in PA event.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has checked a few more items off its construction wish list this holiday season as the university prepares next year to build a second academic tower in the capital city.

Capital Region Water is raising water and sewer rates for Harrisburg and the surrounding area to help cover ongoing capital improvement costs.

J.M. Lapp Plumbing and Heating LLC preserved portions of a World War II-era silk mill in New Holland after the company bought the building and the seven acres it sat on for its new headquarters.

A coffee house is the first confirmed tenant for a new retail strip center that is under construction in the mixed-use North Cornwall Commons development in Lebanon County.