Several of the midstate's largest general contractors and design firms made this year's lists of top Mid-Atlantic firms compiled by trade publication Engineering News-Record, or ENR.

Bed-and-breakfasts face myriad regulations, from fire codes and sanitation standards to food and alcohol certifications, B&B owner Dee Fegan of Mechanicsburg said Wednesday.

A major sports complex, one that could host multiple athletic events, could be coming to an area just north of York.

In a four-year period, health insurers' spending on patients addicted to opioid painkillers has increased more than 1,000 percent, revealing the impact of the opioid crisis on the health care system.

A U.S. House committee has authorized full funding for design and construction of the long-awaited federal courthouse project in Midtown Harrisburg.

Each year, companies volunteer to have their employees surveyed by Best Companies Group, a division of the Business Journal's parent company, BridgeTower Media.

The Blue Dog Pet Shop is open again today, with adoptions taking place as usual amid the happy sounds of critters and visitors.

York-based Stewart & Tate Construction started construction this week on a new East York campus for Church of the Open Door.

Weis Markets Inc. is starting to slap its own name on 38 Food Lion supermarkets that it bought this summer.

A former state wildlife official has settled with the Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission over allegations that he used his role at the Pennsylvania Game Commission, where he oversaw natural gas-drilling land leases, to benefit his consulting firm, which helps private landowners negotiate land leases.

A recent ranking of consumers' top supermarket choices in each state found Giant Food Stores is the favorite in Pennsylvania. What's your top pick?

Jesse McCree recently spoke with officials of a large regional manufacturing company that, due to retirements, had nearly 450 total years of work experience walk out the door in one day.

It may not be business as usual, but the owners of a Lemoyne lumber yard say they will be back in business Wednesday following a devastating fire.