Pittsburgh-based consulting firm Procopia Nonprofit Consulting recently announced the hiring of its first central region director.

Regional transportation authorities Rabbittransit and Capital Area Transit announced plans to merge to create one midstate transportation authority.

A number of midstate hospitals, including UPMC Pinnacle Harrisburg and Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, were listed as “equality leaders” for their LGBTQ care policies and practices by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.

Fifteen midstate businesses were featured on Inc. 5000’s national ranking of the fastest-growing companies.

A list of 34 central Pennsylvania companies who received up to $10 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan money was disclosed on Monday by the Small Business Administration.

Discover Lancasater's incoming CEO and president wants to tell “the awesome story that is Lancaster.”

WellSpan Health’s newest executive vice president and chief physician executive is slated to join the York-based hospital system in July.

Dr. Roxanna Gapstur, president and CEO of WellSpan Health, spoke to the Central Penn Business Journal last week about the system's COVID-19 efforts and how the pandemic has effected its facilities and patients.

Rite Aid opened two self-swab testing sites in the midstate this week with locations in Dauphin and York counties.

Midstate Distillery in Harrisburg will be one of first three distilleries in the state to prepare alcohol-based hand sanitizer in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

WellSpan Health confirmed on Monday that an employee at its WellSpan York Hospital tested positive for COVID-19.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has given the state’s hospitals until midnight Thursday to implement their COVID-19 emergency plans, including limits on elective surgeries.

Area hospitals are looking at which of their employees can work remotely and how many employees their departments need to still operate.

Capital BlueCross CEO and President Gary St. Hilaire will leave the Harrisburg-based insurer next month after guiding it through years of growth to become a major presence in the midstate’s competitive insurance market.

A new Medicare payment model being tested on three midstate EMS agencies will offer more options for caring with patients covered under Medicare