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Pa. Obamacare enrollment falters for second year
Enrollment in insurance plans offered on the Affordable Care Act website dropped for the second year in a row in Pennsylvania.
Hollywood Casino rakes in $1.4M in sports bets
Legalized sports betting seems to be paying off so far at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course.
Pa. truck-stop gambling applications rolling in
State gaming regulators have seen dozens of applications roll in this year for gambling licenses at truck stops, including 20 proposals from York County-based Rutter's.
Wagman Heavy Civil nets $85M contract for highway construction project
York County-based Wagman Heavy Civil Inc., part of Wagman Inc., has secured a large design-build contract for a highway construction project in central Maryland.
Auditor general: State improving oversight of job-creation funds
Pennsylvania has made progress in accounting for millions of taxpayer dollars devoted to job-creation programs, particularly through the use of "clawback" provisions that take back money from companies that don't fulfill their promises.
Obamacare ruling expected not to affect the state
Pennsylvania officials will continue to administer the Affordable Care Act in the state despite a recent federal court ruling invalidating the law.
Central Pa. projects receive tax credits
The Wolf administration on Monday said it was awarding tax credits to 15 revitalization projects in Central Pennsylvania through the state's Neighborhood Assistance Program.
Officials hope report on volunteer emergency services is not another false alarm
A state Senate resolution recommending legislative efforts to improve the outlook for volunteer fire and emergency medical services in Pennsylvania is finding a lukewarm reception among emergency officials who feel they've seen the same report before.
Bomb threats emailed to Central Pa. businesses
Over 15 businesses in the region have received bomb threats via email as of 4 p.m. Thursday.
Pharmacy firms reject audit findings
Pharmacy benefit managers in Pennsylvania are calling unfounded a report alleging that they are using their position as private subcontractors with the state to shroud unfair business practices.
Streak continues: Dauphin County’s 2019 budget makes 14 straight years without a property tax increase
Dauphin County commissioners on Wednesday adopted a $247 million county budget that does not raise property taxes in 2019 — the 14th year in a row that the county millage rate will remain the same.
BAE awarded $140M Marine Corps contract
BAE Systems has netted a contract worth $140 million to build 30 more amphibious combat vehicles for the U.S. Marine Corps, extending a current deal.
