Four businesses in Dauphin and Cumberland counties were awarded more than $300,000 through the state’s Keystone Innovation Zone (KIZ) tax credit program this month.

Pennsylvania became one of 15 states to oppose the shipping of liquefied natural gas by train when state Attorney General Josh Shapiro co-signed a letter calling the practice potentially catastrophic.

Two jointly owned Cumberland County pediatric therapy offices were approved for loans from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority’s latest series of low-interest loans.

UGI has improved its services for Spanish-speaking customers, according to a press release from Attorney General Josh Shapiro.

School classes throughout Pennsylvania will have the opportunity to gain real-world industry insights by visiting employers in their areas, thanks to $2.2 million from the state-sponsored Teacher in the Workplace grant program.

Pennsylvania taxpayers paid an additional $1.17 billion in import taxes on products subject the Trump administration’s tariffs in its ongoing trade dispute with China, according to the latest Tariff Tracker produced by Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, a nonprofit coalition of trade advocacy groups.

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is preparing for the state’s second year of commercial-scale hemp production, and will begin accepting applications from growers and processors to participate in the 2020 hemp program.

Eight more hospitals across the state will be joining a state initiative created to help rural hospitals receive the funding they need to stay open.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate was the highest it has been all year in November after hitting a record low in April.

Gettysburg-based ACNB Corp. is moving forward on a deal to acquire a Frederick, Md. bank holding company after receiving both state and federal approval.

A Harrisburg-based conservative group is working to convince Pennsylvania’s most conservative Republicans to support clean and renewable energy policies.

State officials announced Monday that so-called “ghost guns” — untraceable firearms typically assembled by the user after purchase — will be classified as standard firearms under Pennsylvania state law.

In fewer than 30 days, the revised federal excise tax rate for more than 350 small and independent brewers in Pennsylvania will expire.

Despite an increasing drug death rate and high levels of air pollution, Pennsylvania kept the same ranking for the third year in the row in United Health Foundation’s 2019 America Health Rankings.

Harrisburg University’s latest undergraduate course will give students an introduction to live entertainment production when it launches in January.