2012, in snapshots

Arts and Entertainment Editor Lou Harry unleashed his inner outdoorsman in August at Eagle Creek Park

New York Giants fans girded themselves for the occasion at Super Bowl XLVI, which Indianapolis hosted on Feb. 5. Giants fans were rewarded for their trouble.

New England Patriots fans weren

After the game, fans streamed into Super Bowl Village, which was constructed along Georgia Street and equipped with heated tents.

Bryan Fonseca is co-founder and producing director of the 30-year-old Phoenix Theatre.

The Indianapolis Colts

Gov.-elect Mike Pence and Lt. Gov.-elect Sue Ellspermann celebrated their Nov. 6 victory with supporters on election night.

Jake Vernon

Crooked Stick Golf Club fought a daily battle with mid-summer

Musicians of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra performed daily outside their Monument Circle home during an impasse in contract negotiations that canceled five weeks of performances.

Ivy Tech Community College staged a grand opening Jan. 20 for its renovated St. Vincent Hospital building, which provided much-needed space for the fast-growing college.

Indianapolis businessman Tim Durham made a court appearance before his June conviction on 12 felony counts. He was sentenced in November to 50 years in prison.

Scale Computing employees in December shaved their heads to show support for Indianapolis Colts Coach Chuck Pagano, who underwent treatment for leukemia.