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The Giants and Patriots have returned home, and so too will we. During our time in Indianapolis, we met with a wide range of interesting people, from fans on
What goes up must come down, and the day after the Super Bowl, hundreds of workers began the job of returning downtown Indianapolis to normal by taking down
Super Bowl organizers in Indianapolis say that more than one million people visited its Super Bowl village in the last ten days.
What a difference a day makes! Less than 24 hours after kickoff in Super Bowl XLVI, downtown Indianapolis is a completely different city.
Throughout the past week, commentator after television commentator has remarked about how Indianapolis has been a perfect host city for the biggest event in
22News' Tony Fay caught up with Giants' Super Bowl XLII hero David Tyree inside the Giants' locker room following his former team's win in the rematch that
It's Super Bowl Sunday. It's felt like forever since the Patriots last played and tonight they'll be back on the field against the Giants, winner take all.
Watching a football game on television, you clearly notice that the commentators broadcast from a press box located high up in the stadium; a room that offers
2 2News caught up with some Patriots fans from Western Mass who are going to the Super Bowl with their sons.
More than 60,000 people are going to be seated inside Lucas Oil Stadium for Super Bowl XLVI. Most are just regular fans, but some have an even greater
While it is Super Bowl Sunday, it was a quiet morning in Indianapolis. After a night of fun and partying, many people stayed out of the city during the earlier
Kickoff is just hours away and thousands of people will be watching the big game happen at Super Bowl parties.
With all eyes on his brother Rob in advance of Super Bowl XLVI, 22News caught up with Cleveland Browns tight end Dan Gronkowski on the red carpet of the
The week leading up to today has been all about team news conferences, free concerts, theme-park-like attractions on the street, and all-night VIP parties, but
NFL stars and celebrities showed up on the red carpet for the The first-ever NFL Honors, hosted by Alec Baldwin. The televised event was held at the Murat
View live streaming video of the Superbowl Monument from WISH TV in Indianapolis, as Indy gets ready for …
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