10 infected with measles in central Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS | Ten central Indiana children and adults are infected with measles, including one who visited Indianapolis' Super Bowl Village on Feb. 3, the Indiana State Department of Health confirmed Monday.

OFFBEAT: Kouts grad dons Gladiator garb to escort Madonna Super Bowl entrance

Phil Potempa's daily entertainment news column.

Few region firms net Super Bowl contracts

For months, Ronald Ross waited for a phone call to say he was going to be a Super Bowl subcontractor. That call came in January and it was attached to what Ross called an "impossible" request.

Poised Giants hang on to nip Patriots, 21-17

INDIANAPOLIS | On the surface, Sunday's Super Bowl had more layers to peel away than a Bermuda onion.

Tweets from Super Bowl week

Members of the Giants and Patriots let fans know their thoughts throughout the season, and particularly this week, via their Twitter accounts. Here's what some of them said lately:

For love and the game

INDIANAPOLIS | Candlestick Park was a wet, muddy mess when Zak DeOssie snapped the football to Steve Weatherford for a game-winning, Super Bowl bid-clinching, 31-yard field goal in overtime. The ball slipped low to the ground, and securing it against the bluegrass would be easy as balancing …

Sports strategy 'super' for downtown Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS | If the hundreds of millions of people around the world watching Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday look closer, they'll see much more than a football game on their television screens.

AL HAMNIK: No shortage of feel-good stories at Super Bowl XLVI

INDIANAPOLIS | Every mega-sporting event has more compelling stories than a Hollywood divorce lawyer and Super Bowl XLVI is no different.

Few region firms net Super Bowl contracts

GARY | For months, Ronald Ross waited for a phone call to say he was going to be a Super Bowl subcontractor.

Valpo High grad feeding hungry football fans at Super Bowl XLVI

INDIANAPOLIS | That Tacos Without Borders food truck on Monument Circle has become a watering hole at the oasis, with hungry visitors diving in.

Union leaders promise no Super Bowl disruptions; 'Occupy' to rally Sunday

INDIANAPOLIS | Members of Indiana's labor unions are not planning to cause a scene at Sunday's Super Bowl in Indianapolis, but the "Occupy" movement will rally outside the Statehouse that day.

U. of Indianapolis, Bartolomeo, 'bubbling' with pride

INDIANAPOLIS | Bob Bartolomeo couldn't get better publicity for his football program or his school if he rented a blimp to fly over Lucas Oil Stadium before Sunday's Super Bowl.

Hoosier, Illini players bond on Giants O-line

INDIANAPOLIS | James Brewer painstakingly decorated the New York Giants' offensive line room for Christmas, carefully crafting holiday décor and even building a faux fireplace to adorn one wall.

Super Bowl Media Day: Gridiron warriors the ringmasters of Indy

AL HAMNIK: Super Bowl XLVI a couch potato's dream

Got the perfect Super Bowl XLVI deal for you and the family, and it won't cost a second mortgage.

Fans welcomed into the fold for Super Bowl Media Day

The blue of Colts fans dominates as the crowd watches Super Bowl Media Day on Tuesday from the stands at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Super Bowl Media Day in photos

New York Giants guard David Diehl speaks to the media Tuesday during Super Bowl Media Day at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Super Bowl Media Day in photos

Members of the media surround Giants quarterback Eli Manning on Tuesday during Super Bowl Media Day at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Super Bowl Media Day in photos

A Tom Brady lookalike sits in the stands with giant illustrated heads of New England Patriots players Tuesday during the Super Bowl Media Day at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Super Bowl Media Day serves entertainment, with a side of sports

"Pick Boy" of the Nicktoons cable channel interviews New England Patriots lineman Brandon Deaderick while dressed as a superhero Tuesday during the Super Bowl Media Day at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.