UPMC Pinnacle Lancaster expects to begin diverting patients to other local hospitals and practices as it prepares to close at the end of the month.

After more than eight decades leading a York County furniture and mattress store, its family owners are retiring and transferring control to longtime managers.

Susquehanna Township commissioners on Thursday approved an infrastructure plan for Susquehanna Union Green, the first phase of land development for the 59-acre mixed-use project.

Hoping to bring its corporate staff under one roof, Members 1st Federal Credit Union has identified a roughly 23-acre property in Hampden Township that could house its next headquarters.

The state Supreme Court said it is delaying action and gathering more information about a proposed rule change that sparked controversy because of its potential effect on the health care industry.

Over the next 10 years, Interstate 83 around Harrisburg will be completely redesigned to include a new exit at Cameron Street, a reworked Eisenhower Interchange and more lanes to accommodate traffic going north and south.

The cost to fully renovate the Yorktowne Hotel has gone up, but the increase isn't alarming to the two organizations that are spearheading the project.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology continues to raise the bar for collegiate esports in Pennsylvania.

Filling a gap in mental health services between acute psychiatric treatment and therapy, an Ephrata-based drug addiction treatment center is branching out from its substance abuse services.

Northumberland County-based Keystone Insurers Group Inc., one of the nation's largest property and casualty partnerships, is expanding its operations in the Harrisburg area.

Karen Biondolillo was a public accountant for years but her time as a financial analyst at Black & Decker convinced her that she needed to lead business decisions rather than keep score.

Mike Weaver has led his flock west to Cumberland County.

York-based Stewart & Tate Construction has been tapped to build a Patient First in Bucks County, the contractor's sixth project for the Virginia-based urgent-care chain.

AHF Products has added a CFO to round out its leadership team.

There's a new bakery in York County with a name designed to spur conversation — ItzaWutza.