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Indy is putting together a bid for the 2018 Superbowl.
Officials hope future convention business could be worth double what the city has already realized from the big game.
A Phoenix, Arizona company is being accused of scamming more than 50 homeowners by promising to rent out their homes during the Super Bowl.
Money made in Indianapolis will be sent to protect wildlife half a world away.
With the Super Bowl less than two weeks away, regional airport authorities still are not sure what to expect.
The new legislative session begins today, and the super bowl arrives in Indianapolis 32 days later. The combination is putting some bills on a fast track.
Legislators expect to move quickly to plug a loophole in Indiana prostitution laws before the Super Bowl.
The University of Indianapolis will need a new president when Beverly Pitts steps down at the end of the academic year.
When Nordstrom shuts down for good Sunday, it‘ll vacate some 200,000 square feet at Circle Center Mall which the city hopes to use for Super Bowl 2012 events.
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