A bill introduced in the state Senate would remove zero tolerance DUI penalties for Pennsylvania medical cannabis license holders and require proof the driver was impaired while driving.

The BB&T, now Truist Economic Growth Fund at the Lancaster County Community Foundation, will provide nearly $1 million to Lancaster County schools and leadership organizations.

The Mack Trucks plant in Lower Macungie Township was among facilities honored by the U.S. Department of Energy for reducing waste.

Reforms were approved in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that created a turbulent economic landscape for the institutions, whose financial solvency has been compromised by shakey endowment contributions and an uncertain future for operations.

WellSpan Health is building its first urgent care center in Lebanon County, which they hope to have completed by late August.

Many companies and organizations opened their wallets and promised changes in the way they do business and address racial inequality. PPL Corp. in Allentown, Camp Hill-based Rite Aid Corp and PNC Bank in Pittsburgh are just some of the Pennsylvania-based firms that have contributed to the cause.

Harley-Davidson will lay off 90 workers at its Springettsbury Township plant as it has reduced production at the factory.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is expected to visit Lancaster County on Thursday to speak with families who benefited from the Affordable Care Act.

Energy industry leaders and environmental advocates squared off at a state Senate hearing this week over the efficacy of the Wolf administration’s effort to enter a mandatory carbon reduction program with 10 neighboring states.

A 3.5-acre site in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County, will be the new home for Poplar Square, a commercial center featuring a medical office, restaurant and space for up to four stores, the developer’s real estate firm announced on Wednesday.

The Rite Aid Foundation is launching a Racial Equity Awareness and Action Initiative to push for progress and sustainable change by donating $1 million to two nonprofit groups - EmbraceRace and United Way.

A bill approved by the House and Senate that would allow health care professionals to remove their last name on photo identification could help protect Pennsylvania’s medical professionals from workplace violence, according to the bill’s prime sponsor.

Penn State Health and Geisinger’s Boards of Directors reached an agreement that will give Penn State ownership of Holy Spirit Health System pending regulatory approval.

“This building is a community gem and the support of the business community is critical to our success,” Stacie Blake, YWCA Lancaster CEO

UPMC Pinnacle opened its second outpatient endocrinology practice in York County this month. The new UPMC Pinnacle Endocrinology Associates office, at 510 Greenbriar Road, Manchester Township, is the system’s third.