Opponents of the $115 million sale of a Montgomery County sewer system are rewriting their town's charter to ban the transfer of assets to private owners.

It’s the first violation by a bookmaker for unapproved wagers since legal sports betting was launched in Pennsylvania four years ago.

A protracted legal fight looms between rivals over licensing a "mini-casino" in a mall outside State College.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a $138 million rate increase for Pennsylvania American, the state’s largest water utility.

DAFs are a way for taxpayers of any means to group charitable contributions into a single year to reap tax benefits, and then to distribute the funds to their favorite charities over time.

Peco's electricity price is set to go up 15.8% on Dec. 1. Natural gas, heating oil, propane, and even firewood all cost more this winter. But some energy prices might be peaking.

The former Navy shipyard laid off most of its workforce in 2019. Now its order book is filled until 2027 and it's hiring. What caused the turnaround?

Pennsylvania fined the Bensalem casino for allowing an 18-year-old man to sneak into the property to play the dice game.

The number of incidents involving parents who left children unattended to gamble in Pennsylvania casinos has soared this year.

The PUC launched a process to potentially rewrite electric rates to accelerate the adoption of EVs and to assure that customers without EVs aren't hit with higher costs.

Alonzo Coates spent nearly a decade building his shared commercial kitchen in Philly, aimed at emerging chefs. 'It’s been a journey, man.'

A typical residential bill will increase $8.57 on Jan. 1, according to a state-approved plan. That doesn't count any change in energy costs, which have soared.

Sycamore International refurbishes about 30,000 old laptops a month. Others don’t make it out in one piece.

Pennsylvania fined the Live! Casino and Hotel Philadelphia $12,500 for two incidents in which patrons entered off-limits areas of the property.

Electric vehicle owners without dedicated parking spaces stretch wires, and the limits of legal codes, to keep their EVs charged.

Pennsylvania American Water lifted the advisory for several Montgomery County towns. The alert had been triggered by a water main break.

Pennsylvania American Water advised residents in several communities to boil their tap water after a water main break in Norristown put the system at risk of contamination.