Have you seen Marty the robot roving around your local Giant store, checking for spills or empty shelves? The robotic help can benefit retailers, particularly as they struggle to fill jobs. But the technology can do more than perform simple tasks and free up a store’s staff.

Joined by state senators and representatives, Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday unveiled a new climate action plan for Pennsylvania and the state's entry into the U.S. Climate Alliance, a coalition of 24 states that are trying to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

A faith-based senior care group in York County is exploring a merger with an organization of similar size in Florida.

The day isn’t quite around the corner when Pennsylvania drivers will be able to find charging stations for their electric vehicles the same way they can find gasoline stations. But it is getting closer.

A ribbon cutting on Monday for Fulton Financial’s $21 million expansion at 23 E. King St. marked a milestone in a new wave of redevelopment for that block of downtown Lancaster.

After a record year for sales, Weis Markets is planning to spend more than $100 million this year on store improvement projects.

Nearing the end of a yearlong, $30 million renovation project, the former Hotel Lancaster has been rebranded as Holiday Inn Lancaster.

Loni Burdis Smith has been named the first CEO of Hanover Auto Team, but she is not the first woman in her family to take the helm of the company. Smith, the daughter of owner John J. Burdis, became CEO on Jan. 1, a new role designed to help manage the company, which includes six ...

Craft-beer continues to expand across the country, with Pennsylvania helping to lead the charge as the No. 2 state for brewery openings last year. But with growth comes the challenge of market share and a thinner piece of the pie.

Exelon Generation is asking the federal nuclear regulators for permission to use funds set aside for shutting down Three Mile Island to build storage facilities for nuclear waste.

Construction of the new UPMC Pinnacle Memorial Hospital in West Manchester Township has fueled some new medical office growth along Roosevelt Avenue in Manchester Township, including a new OSS Health facility.

Lancaster County’s fast-growing Amish population recently exceeded the 33,000 mark as the farming-oriented Plain sect continues to flourish despite the encroachment of urban sprawl.   Read more

A federal judge has dismissed UPMC's lawsuit against Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro.

Civil engineering firm Triad Engineering has opened a Cumberland County office, its second office in Pennsylvania and eighth overall.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has approved Pennsylvania American Water's acquisition of a small but troubled wastewater system in Pike County.