Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center opened its expanded Medical Intensive Care Unit today. 

Harrisburg-based Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Inc. announced Tuesday that it raised more than $580,000 to benefit 114 Feeding America member food banks in the communities Ollie’s serves.

The tourism industry in Dauphin County got a boost of more than $2.3 million from the Dauphin County Tourism Grant Program. 

Four Dauphin County organizations are among 23 across the state to receive a federal grant intended to grow markets and increase the quality, safety and sustainability of the state’s specialty crops. 

Dauphin County lawyer Matthew M. Haar was appointed to serve a three-year term on the Pennsylvania Bar Association Board of Governors as the unit county governor.

Median rents in Harrisburg ticked up slightly in April after flattening the previous month.

Wolf Administration officials today highlighted 133 infrastructure projects anticipated to start or continue this year in the southcentral Pennsylvania region due to the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). 

Environmental officials today toured farms in Lancaster and Dauphin counties to promote healthy farms, clean water and conservation.  

Hersheypark has announced that for its 116th operating season, the chocolate-centric theme park will be going cashless. 

Orthopedic Institute of Pennsylvania has opened a new location at 112 Sipe Ave., Hummelstown, replacing the group’s previous Hershey-area office at 32 Northeast Drive. 

The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General has filed suit against Earthcare & Conservation for failing to provide services farmers paid for. 

The Dauphin County Commissioners awarded more than $8 million gaming dollars from Hollywood Casino to provide emergency services, food bank and shelter resources, park improvements, and infrastructure projects, saving taxpayers the burden. 

The City of Harrisburg and the Dauphin County Commissioners announced that they will be entering a funding partnership to launch a new disparity study. 

Harrisburg rents dropped 1.1% in January but are still 22% higher than a year ago, according to the newest data from Apartment List. 

Farms in the Lehigh Valley and the Central Pa. region are among those in 18 counties preserved by the state from future development today, investing more than $7.2 million in state, county and township dollars.