The Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority is wrapping up a deal to take control of the former Harrisburg State Hospital grounds near Interstate 81. The authority will oversee the sale of parcels to developers for commercial construction projects.

Anthony Foschi left Tucker Arensberg to lead the hospitality group at Saxton & Stump. He was replaced as managing shareholder by Jerry Russo.

Martin Law Firm, a well-known firm across Pennsylvania that advocates for injured workers, has advanced into the midstate with the opening of a new office in East Pennsboro Township.

A longtime Harrisburg attorney has had his law license suspended for a year for misappropriating client funds.

Farrah Mittel had dreams of law school and a career as a criminal prosecutor before she took a job at Schaedler Yesco Distribution, a wholesale electrical distributor in Dauphin County.

Three Central Pennsylvania mayors — Eric Papenfuse of Harrisburg, Danene Sorace of Lancaster and Michael Helfrich of York — spoke about urban growth Thursday at an Urban Land Institute event in Harrisburg.

The Pennsylvania Credit Union Association and the New Jersey Credit Union League are weighing whether to join forces in a new trade association.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has named HHM as its hotel partner as part of the university's 17-story academic tower in downtown Harrisburg.

The Millworks in Harrisburg was hit with a $6,000 civil penalty for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Harrisburg University won two of the three state titles up for grabs at this weekend's PA Cup in Harrisburg.

Wakeen Enterprise has moved from Hampden Township to Midtown Harrisburg.

Harrisburg's new financial oversight board wants to hire a part-time executive director and contract with other professional services firms.

Fast-growing pizza chain Blaze Pizza has signed a three-store deal for the Harrisburg area. The California-based pizza franchise is backed by LeBron James.

Central Penn Business Journal's online site has undergone a streamlined, easy-to-navigate redesign.

As construction ramps up on the federal courthouse in Midtown Harrisburg, the federal government has turned its attention to long-term parking needs around the nearly $200 million courthouse.