The Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority is fine-tuning its efforts to reduce risks for patients seeking care from health care facilities in the commonwealth.

It's time to start stocking up on wine.

A short, traffic-packed stretch of Mount Zion Road just east of York features a sign in just about every resident's front yard.

The Long Island village of Patchogue is about to get its first taste of small-batch Harrisburg ice cream.

The president of Harsco Corp.'s rail division is stepping down, one of several leadership changes announced by the Cumberland County-based industrial company.

Quarter after quarter and the regional housing market seems to go up by double digits.

Fewer home loans in the Harrisburg area and Lancaster County are "seriously underwater" compared with the state and national averages, but there has been a slight uptick locally over the last year, according to data released last week.

Let's not look at Harrisburg's destiny on a calendar or clock.

Organizers of York's first “urban farm” have just finished planting the farm's initial crop of fall vegetables, as part of an effort to boost access to fresh, locally-grown produce for residents of all income levels.

Whiskey connoisseurs will get a shot at buying five rare bourbon and rye products through a limited-release lottery that the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board plans to hold next week.

Takeout wine has been approved for five midstate businesses under the new liquor reform law, according to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.

Following her conviction on criminal charges including perjury and criminal conspiracy, Attorney General Kathleen Kane announced Tuesday she will resign.

Aetna said this week that it is leaving the Affordable Care Act marketplace in Pennsylvania to help balance its financial losses from selling insurance plans on the exchange.