Harrisburg’s STUDIO B POWER YOGA is under new ownership. 

The PA Home + Garden Show returns to the PA Farm Show Complex next month with featured speaker Kevin O'Connor, Emmy Award-winning host of PBS’s This Old House and Ask This Old House. 

A main business hub in downtown Harrisburg will soon attract four-legged patrons when a veteran-owned pet grooming salon opens in The Shops at Strawberry Square by the end of February. 

Harrisburg-based Energy Plus Inc. and its family of companies have been acquired by Medical Technology Associates LLC.

On the heels of U.S News and World Report ranking the Harrisburg metro area as an attractive retirement destination, StorageCafe is getting into the act, too.

Lancaster-based Rhoads Energy has acquired HB Home Services Heating Oil and Propane. 

Seeking to strengthen career development education, the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC and Partnership for Career Development (PCD) have forged an alliance. 

In business for more than 100 years, with the last 70 of them headquartered in Harrisburg, D&H Distributing is showing that it’s a lot more than its name implies. 

Most counties in central Pennsylvania reported a double-digit drop in home sales in 2022 from the previous year and a double-digit increase in median price.

Carlisle and Harrisburg organizations received grants from Pennsylvania American Water supporting the company’s Inclusion, Diversity and Equity efforts. 

Invoking the history of Pennsylvania, its founder William Penn, and various chapters of its storied past and present, Democrat Josh Shapiro was inaugurated Tuesday as the state’s 48th Governor. 

The Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg is highlighting two machines that improve technology for loggers and farmers. 

Harrisburg-based Capital Blue Cross has been ordered to pay an $85,000 penalty by the Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) after an Affordable Care Act market conduct examination found claims violations. 

In preparation for the 2023 Farm Show, state Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding toured the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center Tuesday to showcase features focused on progress.  

Approximately $8.5 million in earned wages have been returned to Pennsylvania workers by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) following investigations of more than 4,500 complaints of alleged labor law violations.