Sports
Bill Polian’s Legacy In Indianapolis Is A Strong One
Jan 4th
Even with all the knocks against him, it’s unfortunate for Bill Polian that he had to go out the way he did. Had Peyton Manning played this season he probably would have retired a Colt and been celebrated both around the league and in Indianapolis. Maybe though, the Colts 2-14 was a blessing in disguise. More >
‘Three steel poles in the Colts’ foundation’
Dec 22nd
There’ll be no ceremony at Lucas Oil Stadium tonight. No formal passing of the torch from the Colts to the Texans as kings of the AFC South, and no official commemoration of the careers of three huge contributors who may be wearing horse shoes on their helmets for a final home game. More >
New England holds off Indianapolis
Dec 8th
Sunday’s contest with the winless Indianapolis Colts was a little too close for comfort for the New England Patriots.
The Patriots jumped out to a 31-3 lead and held off the Colts late to grab a 31-24 victory before another sellout crowd at Gillette Stadium. More >
NFL plans VIP hideaway for Indianapolis Super Bowl
Nov 23rd
The NFL plans to transform part of Union Station in downtown Indianapolis into a ski lodge-themed hospitality area for VIPs during February’s Super Bowl.
Racing the Streets of Downtown Indianapolis
Jul 27th
In France, thousands of cycling fans from all over the world crowded the roads and hills in July to witness the world’s most respected cycling event, the Tour de France. While the outcome was still being decided on the last competitive leg in Le Tour on Saturday, Indianapolis was hosting its own professional cycling event, the Indianapolis Criterium.
The day consisted of multiple races for different age groups, skill levels and even types of bikes. The races closed down Monument Circle and parts of Illinois, Meridian and Pennsylvania just north of the Circle. More >
