The company plans to charge for all of its digital content. USA Today, Gannett’s nationally distributed newspaper, is not part of the pay-to-view plan.

The 13 cases confirmed this month by state health officials have been confined to two counties, Boone and Hamilton. But all cases are linked to two infected people who visited the Super Bowl Village together on Feb. 3, prompting Indiana officials to reach out to health departments in New York and Massachusetts — home of the participating New England Patriots and New York Giants — for fear that the outbreak could spread across state lines.

The Republican who has spent 35 years in Washington has been campaigning as though he was a rookie politico, trying to introduce himself to the masses and define his image before opponents do.

Measles cases, considered a highly contagious disease, must be reported to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It takes 10 to 12 days from exposure to the virus before exhibiting the first symptoms, usually a fever. The measles rash usually doesn’t appear until about two weeks after exposure, two to three days after the fever.

Prosecutors said OHL Solutions Inc., which formerly did business as ActivAir Inc., “engaged in a systemic pattern of record-keeping violations by failing to properly screen for explosives” in all air cargo, as was required under the New York-based firm’s security program.

Goodell spoke at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Chase Near Eastside Legacy Center on Thursday. He congratulated the Indianapolis Host Committee and said people across the world are talking about the city “in glowing terms.”

It was to Kravitz last week that Manning said, in referring to the Colts practice complex: “I’m not in a very good place for healing, let’s say that. It’s not a real good environment down there right now, to say the least. Everybody’s walking around on eggshells. I don’t recognize our building right now. There’s such complete and total change.”

Kravitz believes Manning’s 14-year run in Indianapolis is at an end, and that the city is slowly coming to grips with that.

“I think we’re going through the five stages of grief here just as we did when we heard Peyton was going to be out for the season,” he said. “For the longest time, people were in total denial. Now there’s some anger, people saying the media’s trying to run Peyton Manning out of town, and we’re slowly moving into acceptance.

“Financially, bringing back Peyton Manning doesn’t make any sense. Competitively, it doesn’t make any sense. The Peyton Manning era is done in Indy, and the only thing you root for is, is he going to be healthy enough to play somewhere else? Although there are going to be a lot of people who’d much rather see him retire than go somewhere else.”

“The creation and opening of the (center) is an integral part of our ongoing, proactive plan to ensure the safety of the public,” Mayor Greg Ballard said in a prepared statement. The center, at the old Eastgate Consumer Mall on Shadeland Avenue near Washington Street, dwarfs the old 1,100-square-foot Marion County Emergency Operations Center at 47 N. State Ave.

Chuck Pagano, the Ravens’ first-year defensive coordinator, has informed the team that he has agreed to become the next head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, multiple sources confirmed.

Labor activists are deciding whether to go ahead with protests that could include Teamsters clogging city streets with trucks and electricians staging a slowdown at the convention center site of the NFL village. What’s holding them back is a fear the effort could create a backlash from those who think sports and politics don’t mix.

“The last thing the city needs is a black eye,” said Jeff Combs, organizing director for Teamsters Local 135 in Indianapolis, one of the unions discussing strategy. Union locals are awaiting guidance from the Indiana AFL-CIO before deciding what to do.