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Alysa Guffey

Indianapolis

Business Reporter at IndyStar

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  • 1 week ago | indystar.com | Alysa Guffey

    As Brownsburg recovers from an intense storm that left much damage in its wake, Brownsburg will waive certain fees for cleanup and reconstruction related to the severe tornado that tore through the town late Wednesday, April 2, 2025.

  • 2 weeks ago | indystar.com | Alysa Guffey

    Republic Airways, a regional airline based in Indianapolis, will become a publicly traded company following a merger with Mesa Air Group that Republic leaders say will help the airline operate a larger fleet and succeed financially. The all-stock merger with Phoenix-based Mesa will strengthen the size of Republic's fleet and increase the number of domestic routes the carrier flies for legacy airlines.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Noe Padilla |Alysa Guffey

    After a night of destructive winds tearing through parts of Hamilton and Hendricks County, the National Weather Service of Indianapolis confirmed Thursday afternoon that both areas had been hit by tornadoes. The National Weather Service of Indianapolis survey teams confirmed that Carmel had been hit with an EF1 tornado, which could clock between 86 to 110 mph, while the northeast end of Hendricks County was hit by an EF2 tornado, which could clock between 111 to 135 mph.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Alysa Guffey

    CARMEL — For nearly 50 years, Ritron, a Carmel manufacturing company, has operated without drawing too much attention, despite the business making common devices Hoosiers use every day, such as two-way radios. But on Thursday morning, the business in Midtown on Carmel Drive was turning heads after extreme winds and a possible tornado blew through the area, dismantling the front of the warehouse.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Alysa Guffey

    CARMEL — For nearly 50 years, Ritron, a Carmel manufacturing company, has operated without drawing too much attention, despite the business making common devices Hoosiers use every day, such as two-way radios. But on Thursday morning, the business in Midtown on Carmel Drive was turning heads after extreme winds and a tornado blew through the area, dismantling the front of the warehouse.

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2 Apr 25

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31 Mar 25

Developers are adding apartments in downtown Indy by converting office buildings — with nearly 600 such units underway. They are also doing their part to take older office buildings off the commercial market. More here in @indystar: https://t.co/KNvMvTjaWj

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