Centric Bank has announced the opening of two Philadelphia-area locations, deepening the midstate bank's progression into the eastern part of the state.

Cancer Care for Women in East Hempfield Township is changing its name and location after partnering with UPMC Pinnacle earlier this year.

Following on the heels of York Blue Moon and the Accomac Inn, a third popular York restaurant has announced its upcoming closure

For Shaun Harris, it all began with an entrepreneurial spirit and an affinity for a certain television show.

Enrollment in insurance plans offered on the Affordable Care Act website dropped for the second year in a row in Pennsylvania.

McKonly & Asbury will be relocating its Lancaster office next year.

Two Lancaster County technology startups making waves in their respective industries were chosen to receive funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners for next year.

December is a busy month for Toys on the Square.

A Cumberland County developer has gone vertical on the first phase of construction on a block-long redevelopment project along Market Street in Camp Hill.

Legalized sports betting seems to be paying off so far at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course.

Drug-store chain Rite Aid Corp. has hired a veteran technology executive to be its senior vice president and chief information officer.

State gaming regulators have seen dozens of applications roll in this year for gambling licenses at truck stops, including 20 proposals from York County-based Rutter's.

York County-based Wagman Heavy Civil Inc., part of Wagman Inc., has secured a large design-build contract for a highway construction project in central Maryland.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health today issued 23 permits for companies to dispense medical marijuana.

Pennsylvania has made progress in accounting for millions of taxpayer dollars devoted to job-creation programs, particularly through the use of "clawback" provisions that take back money from companies that don't fulfill their promises.