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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By: Alysa Guffey
A wide-ranging data center ordinance is up for a vote that will provide a new roadmap for developers entering the city.
By: Alysa Guffey, Sophie Hartley
Outdoor laborers rarely have it easy. They work in rain, snow, ice. And this past week, they had to face the heat. Extreme heat.
By: Alysa Guffey
Just 25 years ago, Indianapolis had six major indoor malls. Today only three of those are thriving.
Fireworks lit up the night sky when Circle Centre Mall opened, plus see photos of Michael Jackson and mermaids in Indianapolis malls.
By: Alysa Guffey
A few months before a high-stakes public hearing early this year on a Metrobloks proposal to build a controversial data center in Martindale
By: Alysa Guffey
Indianapolis officials are weighing $56 million in tax breaks for a controversial data center, plus up to $340M more savings for potential tenants.
By: Alysa Guffey
Indiana researchers are in line to receive up to $160 million over the next decade to study musculoskeletal health conditions, an Indiana University-led coalition announced July 14.
An Indiana University-led coalition will receive up to $160 million to advance musculoskeletal health treatments.
By: Alysa Guffey
The leader of the Indianapolis department responsible for economic development deals said the city won't support major tax breaks for a data center developer looking to build a campus in Martindale Brightwood.
By: Alysa Guffey
Indiana's official investigation into energy affordability may be over, but there's still a lot of work to be done, according to a report released July 15.
