Pennsylvania’s Senate Democrats and Republicans on Wednesday elected their respective leadership teams for the 2023-24 legislative session.

Mid Penn Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mid Penn Bancorp Inc., is opening a financial center in Allentown, its first full-service financial center in the Lehigh Valley.

Among central Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley metro areas, Harrisburg leads the way, ranking 35th in the latest U.S. News & World Report analysis of the best places to live. 

The acquisition of Riverview Financial Corp. by Mid Penn Bancorp yesterday expands Mid Penn’s footprint into the Lehigh Valley and State College regions. 

A-Treat is changing the look of its Cream Soda and Cola labels and donating part of its sales to support homeless veterans now through the end of the year. 

PPL Corp. of Allentown has set a new goal to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The company is currently on track to achieve a 70% reduction from 2010 levels by 2035, and an 80% reduction from 2010 levels by 2040, it said. The latest goals, which cover greenhouse gas emissions from generation and other ...

Last week’s ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline has already had an impact along the East Coast.

Capital BlueCross plans to open a health and wellness center at its offices in downtown Allentown as part of a renovation and expansion project.

Those visiting the park must complete a pre-visit health screening declaration 24 hours prior to admission and a touchless temperature screening will be given to all guests and workers upon entering.

The state’s utility commission is seeking $8.8 million in penalties from an energy company in Houston, Texas for using misleading and deceptive sales tactics with Pennsylvania customers.

Ernie Choquette has been named chairman of Stevens & Lee and Stevens & Lee/Griffin.

While economic indicators remain high for the U.S. economy as a whole, central and southeastern Pennsylvania have been beset by tumultuous global trade and a weak manufacturing sector for the last year and a half, according to a recently published study by analysts at RKL, a business consulting firm based in Lancaster.

Once upon a time, English pronouns were simple: him/his, her/hers, it/its, they/their. But even Shakespeare saw limitations with this scant number of options. As far back as 1594, he was bending grammar rules, especially the stricture that a singular noun takes a singular pronoun. From his Comedy of Errors comes this line: “There’s not a ...