An alumna, a health care executive and a banker have been picked to serve on the Milton Hershey School Board of Managers and the Hershey Trust Co. Board of Directors.

After a 44-year career, John Anderson said it's time "to pursue some personal interests and projects."

Businesses and commuters who travel the Pennsylvania Turnpike would be able to write off some of their toll expenses under a new proposal from a Bucks County state legislator.

Leaders in the U.S. House have postponed an expected vote on a bill that would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, according to multiple news reports.

Fulton Financial Corp. recently finalized a $675,000 investment in a Philadelphia bank holding company.

A woman from Windsor has been indicted by a federal grand jury on mail and wire-fraud charges for allegedly submitting fraudulent insurance claims worth nearly $28,000.

Will the PinnacleHealth affiliation with University of Pittsburgh Medical Center be good or bad for employers?

A Mechanicsburg charitable organization has been told by state officials to stop soliciting donations until it complies with state regulations governing such fundraising activities.

Nobody in the Harrisburg-area real estate business may be having more fun with their marketing right now than Derek Bicksler and Charity Castner of RSR Realtors in Lemoyne.

Harrisburg's tech boom of the last few years may not be over.

The veteran leader of a Cumberland County nonprofit that provides housing for the homeless and potentially homeless has announced plans to retire.

Utah's attorney general is suing four asbestos-related trusts, including the Armstrong World Industries Inc. Asbestos Personal Injury Settlement Trust, in search of information about whether the trusts are doing enough to prevent fraudulent claims.

A popular New Cumberland coffee shop will open a second location next month.

Rite Aid Corp. won a key victory in its opposition to a jury verdict against the company for firing a pharmacist who wouldn't administer injections because he suffered from a fear of needles.