Pennsylvania’s sports betting industry is back in a big way as sporting events that had been shut down during the spring because of the COVID-19 pandemic began returning – all at once.

Early in her role as vice president of Women and Children Services at WellSpan Health, Megan Lecas, along with her team, began asking caregivers and patients what was important to them involving pregnancy care.

A York County borough is set to get its first apartment complex when an 11.5-acre community breaks ground in June.

The Virtual Parade of Homes on Oct. 24 will use 3D technology to provide a room-by-room, detailed view of 18 single-family houses, townhomes/duplexes and remodeling projects in Lancaster and Lebanon counties.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate dropped 2.3 percentage points to 8.1% in September as the state tries to recover from the COVID-19 shutdown.

“As of mid-August … the pace and duration of the recovery remains largely uncertain,” said Ryotaro Tashiro, regional economic adviser at The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

Home sales in the Harrisburg region rose almost 25% in September from the year before, as the industry continues its robust recovery from the COVID-19 shutdown.

A new partnership between Harrisburg University and an Arizona-based IT apprenticeship program is expected to build a pipeline of eligible students into the university’s Information Systems and Information Technologies program.

Harrisburg-based Reynolds Restoration Services was recently purchased by its president and founder Anthony Worrall, a Hummelstown resident who said he’s focused on growing the company’s client network in the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.

An Allentown-based real estate company has filed suit against York-based United Fiber & Data claiming breaches in multiple contracts.  

Before starting Factory LLC, Thompson helped create over $3 billion in enterprise value as CEO of American Italian Pasta Company, The Meow Mix Company and Freshpet.

The increase in Pennsylvania COVID-19 cases over the past week are the first signs the virus is surging into the fall, according to state Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine.

The department launched a redesigned PA CareerLink website that focuses on accessibility and features an enhanced sourcing and application process.

Customers who have been economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic may qualify for an emergency relief program offered by UGI Utilities, Inc.

Harvest Health & Recreation, a Phoenix-based medical marijuana company, opened its seventh dispensary in Pennsylvania this week.