At Fellowship Community, Mary Kay McMahon oversees an organization that has 360 employees and about 500 residents.

For the busy summer travel season, Lehigh Valley International Airport in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, reported 89,609 passengers in June, a 23.43 percent increase from the 72,600 passengers it had in June 2018.

Low inventory of homes for sale led to higher prices amid signs of a strong, yet slowing economy, contributing to a seller’s market, according to June data from the Greater Lehigh Valley Realtors.

The Mandela Washington Fellowship program has brought the best and brightest young African entrepreneurs to Lehigh University for the summer. One such fellow, Tom Edison Shilongo of Namibia, talks to LVB about why the United States is falling behind when it comes to doing business with countries in Africa.

Two buildings are going up at 1198 Feather Way and 2020 Feather Way in Bethlehem, for a project called Steel City Trade Center.

The Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania in Bethlehem has tapped the manager of Allentown’s manufacturing incubator to take the reins of its TechVentures program at Lehigh University.

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Schuylkill and other hospitals nationwide will receive up to $750,000 each over a three-year period to develop new rural residency programs, according to a news release from the Department of Health and Human Services. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded approximately $20 million in Rural Residency Planning and Development Program ...

A former strength and conditioning coach for Coordinated Health is renovating the interior of a 5,400-square-foot unit off Linden Street in Bethlehem Township to open Optimum Performance Center in August.

With reports on the global impact of climate change gaining more attention, some say net zero buildings will become more common. Aside from environmental concerns, proponents also cite the benefits of better productivity and a shorter payback time on the investments made by building owners in green technology.

FaceApp's terms of use give far-reaching rights to Wireless Lab over the use of the photos that users provide to and create with the app, which could affect those employees who use their own mobile devices for work-related tasks.