Kinsley Construction Inc. has joined forces with the York County Alliance for Learning to develop a program designed to help address an expected shortage of construction workers in the years ahead.

Since his election victory, President-elect Donald Trump has begun to appear more like a "garden variety" Republican and less like a populist firebrand, a Philadelphia-area economist told members of the midstate's manufacturing community Thursday morning.

Why risk sinking hundreds of thousands of dollars into a house when an upscale apartment could offer less maintenance and nicer amenities?

Two central Pennsylvania credit unions plan to merge in the coming year.

Traffic congestion and concerns about stormwater runoff remain some of the biggest hurdles for the Vartan Group Inc. as it develops a proposed town-center-style community at the intersection of Progress Avenue and Linglestown Road in Susquehanna Township.

In a bid to expand cancer-treatment options for patients throughout Central Pennsylvania, doctors at York-based WellSpan Health will be treating patients at a facility in Maryland using new technology.

Online retailer Amazon is debuting one of its latest logistics innovations in the midstate.

A financial services veteran is joining Orrstown Bank's investment advisement team.

Arooga's Grille House & Sports Bar, the fast-growing restaurant chain, was able to secure financing for its new headquarters in Swatara Township through the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and Capital Region Economic Development Corp.

Lancaster-based Charter Homes & Neighborhoods has hired a seasoned executive to oversee its new western Pennsylvania team, part of a national growth plan for one of the region's biggest homebuilders.

Conrad Siegel's investment subsidiary hopes to build on 14 years of growth when it opens a Lancaster County satellite office in 2017.

A New Jersey-based company has struck a new franchise deal with Arby's Restaurant Group that includes development of 50 restaurants over the next eight years, including additional Arby's locations in the midstate.

A York-area couple hoping to start one of the state's first growing and processing operations for cannabis saw their application denied Tuesday by supervisors in York County's Windsor Township.