As part of a consolidation plan announced in June, Pittsburgh-based FNB Corp. has closed 20 branches of its retail banking subsidiary, First National Bank of Pennsylvania.

Companies from all over Pennsylvania were recognized Thursday night at the 2018 Best Places to Work in PA event.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has checked a few more items off its construction wish list this holiday season as the university prepares next year to build a second academic tower in the capital city.

Giant Food Stores continues to add beer and wine sections to its stores across Pennsylvania, this time with an addition in York County.

A new Lancaster County medical office scheduled to open in East Hempfield Township this January will bring local primary care practices together with a number of new specialty services not yet in the area.

J.M. Lapp Plumbing and Heating LLC preserved portions of a World War II-era silk mill in New Holland after the company bought the building and the seven acres it sat on for its new headquarters.

A coffee house is the first confirmed tenant for a new retail strip center that is under construction in the mixed-use North Cornwall Commons development in Lebanon County.

By now you've likely heard of the concept of crowdfunding.

A Holiday Inn in East Hanover Township is expected to change hands next month, according to a notice filed with the state by the entity managing the hotel.

It's about that time when people start to reflect upon the last year, making note of progress that has been made, and milestones that have been achieved.

A shortage of homes for sale continues to drive up prices and pull down sales opportunities in the Harrisburg area.

UPMC Pinnacle opened two specialty offices in Cumberland County last month in an effort to bring more services to the area served by one of its newest hospitals.

A senior care home in Lower Swatara Township is offering affordable housing to a few college students, which its CEO says has benefited current residents.

A fast-casual Asian fusion restaurant that opened last year in Dauphin County will soon open its first location on the West Shore as part of a regional growth plan.

Bill DeVinney has opened 100 restaurants in his career, but No. 101 is the one he is most nervous about ahead of the first day.