Two Central Pennsylvania startups were among six companies to receive investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners, an early-stage investor backed by the state.

The Harrisburg University Storm made it to the finals of both esports tournaments held during this weekend's inaugural HUE Festival in Harrisburg.

On Sept. 17, the 50 fastest growing companies in Central Pennsylvania were recognized during the Central Penn Business Journal's annual awards event.

One flight was all it took for a 12-year-old Dan Lightner to realize he was meant to fly.

The Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies program by the Central Penn Business Journal identifies the region's most dynamic companies that have made significant contributions to the strength of our local economy.

Darius Hopkins was raised in what he described as low-income communities on the south and east sides of York city.

The 2018 list of Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania has been revealed.

As Kaitlin Schreiber pieced together a section of a quilt in her Newport fiber arts supply shop, she pointed out a corner stitch that wasn't perfectly aligned. "That's the humble stitch," she said.

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology wasn't the first school to start a varsity esports program, but officials have quickly looked to take the lead as competitive video gaming soars in popularity.

The Central Penn Business Journal's annual Forty Under 40 event recognizes the region's next generation of business leaders. And after much anticipation, the awards ceremony next month is quickly approaching.

Chiropractor Jenifer Epstein was adjusting the back of a patient when the table on which he was lying broke.

Harrisburg technology accelerator Catamaran has selected a second group of startup companies it plans to help get off the ground, starting this month.

Sixteen people from nine states and Canada received scholarships to pioneer the esports varsity teams at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, the university's first varsity sports program.

After 10 years running her own healthy snack-food company, Sarah Lanphier is moving into a leadership role at a larger food business.