When it comes to setting goals and joining the workforce, some students lag behind their peers for a whole host of reasons.

Plants help people in many ways but they don't always get credit, said Mike Planer, co-founder of Soltech Solutions in Bethlehem.

Rising rates of elder abuse in Pennsylvania are prompting state lawmakers and senior care organizations to call for the reinstatement of an act that helped guide hiring when it came to applicants with criminal backgrounds.

Moving day could be coming soon for the roughly 880 state employees still toiling at offices on the former Harrisburg State Hospital grounds.

After posting a 5 percent drop in December home sales, the York County housing market saw an uptick in transactions to begin 2019.

Blanda Nace, director of strategic development with the York County Economic Alliance, has submitted his letter of resignation to begin his campaign for York County Commissioner.

During a tour Thursday of a High Steel Structures plant in East Lampeter Township, Gov. Tom Wolf defined his plans to strengthen Pennsylvania's workforce and highlighted the private company's efforts toward educating the state's labor pool.

In fall 2014, David Smith and Steve Billet had a condemned building and a dream of selling art in the York community but little idea of how to combine the two.

Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories Environmental has agreed to settle out of court with the U.S. for $135,742 after an employee altered test work for the U.S. Army.

After 30 years leading the York Daily Record through a gantlet of industry changes, editor Jim McClure has announced his retirement.

Lancaster-based Wickersham Construction & Engineering Inc. has reshuffled its executive management team as part of an ownership succession plan.

AHF Products, a new Lancaster County company, has named its first chief.

Central Penn College is going to battle in the quickly expanding world of collegiate esports.

Lancaster Health Center's new mobile resource for substance use disorder is expected to bring Lancaster County's addiction services to the front doors of those who need it.

After breaking ground at the end of last year on a new housing community near Allenberry Resort in Monroe Township, a Wormleysburg-based developer is eyeing a new commercial project a little closer to home.