Mickey Shuey

I always appreciate it when @SBJ picks up one of my stories to share with its audience. In this case, it’s my piece from last Friday about the increase in demand and prices for Fever season tickets. Here’s the full story for @IBJnews: https://t.co/aCEU36aLyw

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The Fever have officially sold out of season tickets as demand & prices soar following Caitlin Clark’s record-breaking rookie year and the team’s first playoff appearance. Per @IBJnews, courtside “Hollywood package” seats are up 38% from last year. https://t.co/kQ2UDKgNl9

NEW: @Hcpbeloit is getting ready to start pre-construction work inside the southern part of Circle Centre, closing that part of the two-block property. My latest for @IBJnews looks at Hendricks’ next steps in the $300M first-phase of the $600M project. https://t.co/t4EbHab1nJ

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RT @IBJnews: Photo gallery: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum will celebrate its grand reopening Wednesday after a $60.5 million trans…

Ever wondered what it actually takes to pull of the NCAA men's basketball tournament? The team at @IBJnews did, so we went asking—and we gained some interesting insights into the people, processes and time it takes to orchestrate March Madness. Story: https://t.co/26CMO5fMmp

NEW: @Lucas_Oil has sold its MAVTV network to @RACER, in a deal that will keep the Indianapolis-based TV network in the city as part of Racer’s larger media and marketing enterprise. My story for @IBJnews: https://t.co/z37QfWPJHz

Hey all! I’m looking for some current, former and prospective #Fever season ticket holders to interview for an @IBJnews story I’m working on ahead of the 2025 WNBA season. My DMs are open, so if you or someone you know is willing to chat, message me.

NEW: If the push to bring Major League Soccer to Indianapolis comes to pass, it would occur through either expansion or a relocation effort. But what route is more likely? My latest for @IBJnews features thoughts from experts, and a sprinkle of analysis. https://t.co/PQa83GH3EN

SPOTTED: Workers are starting to pull down portions of the facade at the King Cole building at Washington and Meridian Streets, more than five years after a Chicago firm said it would convert the building to a hotel. More work likely to start in the coming weeks. https://t.co/IHANr9RsVm