The owner of the Capital City Mall has been busy recently with ribbon cuttings for new stores.

As baby boomers retire and millennials dismiss the construction field, contractors and lobbyists are blaming state laws for restricting their ability to meet impending workforce shortages.

Businesses would never think of building a new structure without plumbing or electricity, but a third utility has come into play in the last couple of years, and that's connectivity: the infrastructure necessary for adequate cell phone service and wireless internet.

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, what is the value of aerial photography and video captured by today's unmanned aircraft systems, aka drones?

Haller Enterprises Inc. has promoted one of its own to help lead day-to-day operations of the company.

Construction on the mixed-use $100 million Shoppes at Belmont project in Manheim Township is winding down and stores will soon start to open.

A bathroom remodeling company in northern York County has made some changes to its senior management team.

Millersville University's new welcome center provides visitors with 13,600 square feet of contradictions.

York County-based Stauffer's Biscuit Co. has a new landlord.

A federal appeals court has denied an emergency review of the Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project, allowing construction to resume immediately.

Lancaster County engineering firm Rettew Associates Inc. has opened a second office in Ohio to support growing demand in the energy sector.

Developers are seeking a tenant willing to dive into an under-construction office building on a property that once housed a popular indoor pool.

Construction companies say their top challenge remains finding enough skilled people to keep up with a growing roster of projects, but the search could be getting easier.