A New Jersey-based truck trailer leasing and maintenance company paid $5.4 million for a 39-acre tract near Harrisburg International Airport that was once owned by the Bethlehem Steel Corp.

A downtown York business and a faith-based ministry are planning to launch a neighborhood ice cream shop that will provide job training and life skills to employees.

A growing craft-beer scene in Cumberland County has helped inspire a new tourism marketing effort.

Two former state officials who currently serve on the Hershey Trust Co. board have been nominated for overlapping posts with the panel that governs its namesake candy company.

Riverview Financial Corp. is combining forces with Clearfield County-based CBT Financial Corp. in a move being billed as a merger of equals.

Global hotel chain InterContinental Hotels Group has said about 1,200 of its franchised properties in the United States, including at least nine in the midstate, were breached by credit-card stealing malware at the end of last year.

The state Department of Health has hired the nation's leading provider of seed-to-sale electronic tracking solutions for the cannabis industry to implement a system for Pennsylvania's fledgling medical marijuana program.

Harley-Davidson Inc. plans to eliminate roughly 118 jobs at its factory in Springettsbury Township as it shifts production of its Cruiser line of motorcycles to a plant in Kansas City, Mo., according to a company spokeswoman.

Investigation into a New York City-based crime ring accused of massive fraud using Pennsylvania license plates has put the state's transportation department in the spotlight.

A series of severe storms knocked down Donegal Group Inc.'s earnings by nearly 57 percent in the first three months of 2017, the company announced Wednesday.

Lawmakers are paving a legislative path for four existing state agencies to become one – a goal that Gov. Tom Wolf outlined in his budget proposal for the fiscal year that starts in July.

A crash that closed all lanes of I-83 northbound near Lemoyne during the afternoon commute was cleared Wednesday evening, according to PennDOT.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced charges today against 12 people and 14 businesses in an organized crime ring that fraudulently obtained thousands of license plates.

The Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute has a named new chief medical officer to oversee clinical management, the Harrisburg-based mental health provider said last week.

A new Christian book-and-clothing store that also will serve as a venue for live music, poetry, dance and readings is opening this week in downtown York.