Alysa Guffey is a Growth and Development Reporter at the Indianapolis Star. She specializes in construction and real estate, urban design, and business economics, with a focus on growth and development in her hometown of Indianapolis. Alysa's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Boston Globe, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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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.
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Intech Park includes a cluster of offices, hotels and eateries. What's being built there now?
Nearly a year after CVS Caremark dropped Eli Lilly's blockbuster Zepbound from its standard coverage plan, causing anxiety for thousands of patients
By: Alysa Guffey
Indianapolis Star Nearly a year after CVS Caremark dropped Eli Lilly's blockbuster Zepbound from its standard coverage plan, causing anxiety
By: Alysa Guffey
Indiana University has selected a healthcare innovator and orthopedic surgeon-scientist as the next dean of the IU School of Medicine.
A new structure is nearing completion on the site of a former Safeway grocery store in Beech Grove. What is it?
By: Alysa Guffey
The city plans to pushback a vote on new data center regulations, delaying clear zoning rules for the controversial projects.
Alysa Guffey, Indianapolis Star May came and went, and with it, we saw the closest Indianapolis 500 finish in history the 150th anniversary of Eli Lilly and a contested primary election day.
By: Alysa Guffey
Mayor Scott Furgeson said he had seen anti-data center signs at run-down houses. Later, he said he regrets how people feel but stood by his words.
By: Alysa Guffey
An Indiana company with "critical" animal welfare violations in recent years has declared bankruptcy to restructure and resolve millions of dollars in debt.
By: Alysa Guffey
Dozens of east-side residents waited four hours in a marathon hearing on a proposed data center. They will get a final decision July 1.
