Gun vendor Landmark Firearms LLC of Newville joined a coalition of firearm vendors filing a lawsuit challenging a legal opinion from the state Attorney General’s office that would treat so-called ghost guns—weapons that can be built by users to make working firearms—as guns under state law.

An art project in Lancaster County has been chosen from more than 100 applicants to be part of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) pilot phase of the agency’s Creative Communities Initiative (CCI).

UPMC Pinnacle’s gastroenterology practice now offers its services in Hanover.

The state has allocated an additional $5 million in federal funding for a loan repayment program for health care practitioners who treat substance-use and opioid-use disorders. The increased funding, announced Dec. 20, is available to health care practitioners who work in areas with high opioid-use and a shortage of health-care options.

Orrstown Bank and PNC Bank will close seven branch locations in central Pennsylvania in the first quarter of 2020. The move comes in response to an industry trend in financial services companies reinvesting in banking technology. 

Penn State Health will acquire a pulmonary practice that will allow it to expand its lung disease and sleep disorder care to more of its facilities across the midstate.

The York County Economic Alliance (YCEA) has appointed its leader for 2020, along with four new board members.

AccuWeather has chosen Michael Monheim to be its vice president of international business development, and company officials say they hope to leverage the renown media executive’s experience with innovations in digital media and brand-building in Latin American and European markets.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate was the highest it has been all year in November after hitting a record low in April.

More than $1 million in grants were awarded Friday to dozens of career and technical centers (CTCs) and area vocational technical education schools across the state.

Gov. Tom Wolf plans to invest $5.8 million in educational and trade skill building programs to train young adults in the justice system to re-enter the workforce.

Not all successful careers start with a college degree. I understand it may seem strange for a community college president to say that a college degree is not necessary to have a career that earns a family-sustaining wage. At HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, this philosophy is reflected through our new purpose statement: Learning for ...

Are you a square peg at home, only to morph into a circular peg in the office? It’s ok to say yes, but very few of us want to admit it. We will confess a seamless demeanor and approach to things in the safety of our homes that we claim is unaltered in the workplace.

We talked to Aika Bodnar, 41, opened her State Farm insurance agency in Lancaster about her insurance agency and her favorite holiday traditions.

The number of complaints and inquiries filed with the department decreased by 1,691, according to the department’s most recent annual consumer services report, released this week. During the 2013-14 fiscal year, the department received 5,885 complaints. This annual aggregation of complaints and inquiries gradually trended downward, and in the 2018-19 fiscal year, 4,194 complaints were received by the department, according to the report.