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Alysa Guffey is a journalist whose work has appeared in various publications, including Yahoo News, Chicago Tribune Media Group, and The Herald-Palladium. With a diverse range of topics, Alysa covers news, sports, and features stories, bringing a fresh perspective to her writing.
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Alysa primarily covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and family/relationship issues. She frequently reports on local events in Chicago, focusing on snowstorms, crime incidents, police-related matters, and community concerns.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories, she is likely interested in timely updates or firsthand accounts of ongoing events such as the aftermath of a snowstorm or developments in criminal investigations. Individuals with direct involvement or expertise related to these topics may be valuable sources for her reporting.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Alysa's coverage attributes suggest that she focuses largely on local news within the Chicago area. Therefore, pitches should take into account this regional emphasis when offering potential story ideas or expert commentary.
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Though not yet finalized, the $7.54 billion loan from the department's Loan Programs Office to StarPlus Energy is the third largest by the office.
By: Alysa Guffey
Three years after the Indianapolis Airport Authority asked to close the heliport, the FAA agreed, essentially handing the site to the city for redevelopment.
By: Alysa Guffey
Indianapolis will begin demolition of the former Marion County Jail this month for future redevelopment of a key downtown site, Mayor Joe Hogsett announced.
By: Alysa Guffey
Some Broad Ripple Starbucks lovers woke up to a surprise Thursday morning while stopping to grab a cup of Joe.
By: Alysa Guffey
Southwest Airlines will fly from Indianapolis to Chicago's Midway International Airport starting in August.
From Elanco headquarters to two hotels, downtown is buzzing with new development, while several residential buildings will open across the metro area.
By: Alysa Guffey
Meet IndyStar journalists who bring you the news from around Central Indiana. Up this week is business reporter Alysa Guffey.
When Hendricks Commercial Properties unveiled a $650 million project at Circle Centre Mall, they said stores would remain open. Tenants say details have been scarce.
Officers at the scene said the man drove around the crossing guards to try to beat the oncoming train.
By: Alysa Guffey, Natalie Neysa
Show Caption (This story will be updated.) Starbucks workers on Mass Ave walked off the job Tuesday, joining an increasing number
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