The state Senate recently advanced legislation sponsored by Sen. Bob Mensch (R-24) that would support the development of electric vehicle infrastructure. The Pennsylvania Clean Transportation Infra...
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A bipartisan group of state legislators on Tuesday is seeking approval from the General Assembly before Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration can enter into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), r...
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Leyline Renewable Capital, an investor of renewable energy projects, recently entered into an agreement with RNG Energy Solutions for the development of two major anaerobic digestion facilities locate...
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House Bill 49, legislation that would require a financial literacy graduation credit at state high schools, is currently waiting for Senate concurrence before moving to Gov. Tom Wolf’s desk for sign...
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Pittsburgh-based United States Steel Corp. recently announced plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across its global operations. The company’s goal is to reduce emissions by 20 percent by 203...
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The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association is the most recent organization to join a coalition of business groups in support of the Small Business Tax Fairness Package. The three-bill package, cu...
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Senate Bill 456, which expands, the availability of job training programs by Private Licensed Schools to open a branch campus in a neighboring county or any other location within 60 miles of the main ...
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West Shore Home, a Mechanicsburg, Pa.-based home remodeling company, recently purchased Fairbanks Construction, a Florida-based window and bath company, for an undisclosed amount. This makes West S...
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Fueled in part by growth in Pennsylvania's natural gas production, the United States set a new record-high average for natural gas production of 83.8 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d), the U.S. Energ...
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The Lehigh Valley welcomed 16.5 million visitors during the first six months of the year, according to Discover Lehigh Valley, a marketing organization dedicated to promoting tourism in Lehigh and Nor...
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Project SEARCH recently launched in Pennsylvania to provide disabled students with hands-on job-skills training at Saint Vincent Hospital in Erie. Project SEARCH was developed in Cincinnati in 1996...
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Recently introduced legislation would give municipalities stronger powers when combatting abandoned and dilapidated properties. Senate Bill 940 would enable municipalities to issue condemnation or...
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The majority of young adults in Pennsylvania do not qualify for military service, according to a report by the Council for a Strong America, underscoring the need to direct more funding toward workfor...
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Gov. Tom Wolf recently toured West Shore School District’s new aquaponics lab at Cedar Cliff High School in Camp Hill, funded by a $250,000 Strategic Innovation grant from the state’s Department o...
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More than 140 new transportation infrastructure improvement projects in Pennsylvania will receive approximately $79.3 million in funding after receiving approval from the state’s Commonwealth Financ...
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The Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership recently announced their support of an effort to bring a skills-based community college to the area to advance workforce development and attract new bu...
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The Keystone Health Information Exchange (KeyHIE), a network of more than 350 healthcare facilities, recently launched a new tool that physicians can use to share medical images and associated reports...
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Three bills introduced by Rep. Paul Schemel (R-Franklin), which aim to improve intergovernmental cooperation and reduce costs for taxpayers, were recently signed into law. “House Bills 510, 511 a...
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Spiezle Architectural Group, a full-service architectural, interior design and landscape architecture firm headquartered in New Jersey, recently announced its Media, Pa., office has moved to Springfie...
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The recently introduced House Bill 2032 would exempt businesses that employ foreign workers from paying state unemployment compensation. The workers also would be exempt and would be required to b...
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