Lancaster County businesses received over $6 million through Pennsylvania’s $145 million COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP).

Approximately 1,500 Pennsylvania nursing home workers from 21 different homes across the state are expected to strike today, citing a lack of action by the state and nursing homes to address unsafe staffing numbers and outdated nursing home regulations.

For the first time in its 125-year history, the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants has named a woman as its CEO and executive director.

The company, which also has free not-for-cash poker and hosts international in-person poker competitions, is now accepting cash bets in the state after receiving approval from the Pennsylvania state Gaming Control Board.

Pennsylvania’s Insurance Commissioner Jessica Altman said the state has managed to acquire nearly $80,000 in restitution for residents who were customers of Aliera HealthCare.

A new campaign between two popular Pennsylvania brands will pair craft beers with pretzels at select retailers.

Gov. Tom Wolf is expected to sign a $40.8 billion general fund budget that includes the largest education funding increase in state history and allocates millions of dollars from Pennsylvania’s share of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) for rental assistance, child care, nursing home and long-term care recovery and more, before its Wednesday deadline.

Pennsylvania’s Public-Private Transportation Partnership office is looking for private sector businesses to submit their qualifications so they can compete for the opportunity to participate in PennDOT’s Major Bridge P3 initiative.

The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency is now accepting bids for $3 million in mixed-use development credits.

LGBTQ employees in Pennsylvania now have the protection of the state behind them.

York County was awarded more than $2.4 million combined from the Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement Fund, or PHARE, and the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program, or CHIRP.

The allowance of cocktails-to-go that was made to help bars and restaurants during the pandemic is one step closer to being permanent.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf today threw his support behind bills being introduced in the state house and senate that would outline the spending plan from the proceeds the state would receive from participating in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

Pennsylvania’s new unemployment compensation system is now up and running.

It’s the news Pennsylvania’s OraSure Technologies Inc. has been waiting for. It announced today that it has received three Emergency Use Authorizations from the Federal Drug Administration for its COVID-19 rapid antigen tests.