Security Tight All Around for Super Bowl
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New fences surround Alltel Stadium. Traffic is being rerouted through downtown. Coast Guard crews patrol where cruise ships serving as floating hotels will dock, and manhole covers and water meters are being locked.
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The Police Department stepped up security in and around Pennsylvania Station in preparation for the convention.
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There's a lot to consider when planning the entertainment for an NFL game: keeping the mascot in line, making sure the fake smoke doesn't choke anybody, finding the right D to go with the fence.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The task in front of the Philadelphia Eagles tonight is Promethean. The New England Patriots know once Super Bowl XXXIX begins at Alltel Stadium that alone won't mean much, however.
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Getting a hotel room won't be the only tough part of a Super Bowl trip. No airline currently operates regular, nonstop service between Logan International Airport and Jacksonville, Fla.
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Welcome to the No-Maintenance Super Bowl. There were no media brush fires to extinguish, unless you count Tank Johnson. No supposed humanitarians got busted the night before the game. No one called out anyone. It was a weeklong display of mutual respect and kissy-kissy tributes from one side to the other.
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Game on. The Eagles finished up their final practice of the season yesterday as they prepare to face the Patriots in the Super Bowl tomorrow night at Alltel Stadium.
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Federal and local authorities are trying to stop the sale of counterfeit Super Bowl merchandise in the days leading up to the game by seizing fakes.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey  - Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce said on Friday he expected nothing but the best in the Super Bowl from Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, spotted wearing a boot to protect what has been described as a mildly sprained right ankle.
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Blog: Security was reportedly tight as the iPhones get ready to make their stateside debut this Friday.
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The New England Patriots are preparing to hand over requested materials to NFL officials as the league continues its investigation into the team's signal-stealing tactics.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- If you wonder where the Patriots got their "appreciate every Super Bowl you're a part of" theme, look no farther than the top of the organization.
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Most people in town for the Republican National Convention will never see it, or know that it's considered crucial to their safety. But tucked away in a windowless, eighth-floor room in lower Manhattan is a high-tech command center where authorities are directing a massive security effort aimed at thwarting terrorist attacks and other threats.
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The threat of Super Bowl Sunday falls upon the box office this weekend.
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All passengers at U.S. airports will  have to take off their coats during security screening and more  travelers will be subject to pat-down searches as part of new  procedures to check for explosives, security officials said on  Thursday.
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(InfoWorld) - Security experts are finding an increasing number of Web sites hosting malicious JavaScript code firstÂ detected on Super Bowl-related sitesÂ last week. Sites covering topics ranging from health care to government have been hacked to host the JavaScript, SANS Internet Storm Center Director Marcus H. Sachs wrote on the SANS blog, listing some of the hacked sites. "System administrators might want to check their network flow logs for any traffic to these sites and for any traffic to the five sites that hosted the hostile JavaScript," Sachs wrote. The attack targets two known vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Windows operating systems, for which patches were issued in April and January. Computers with unpatched software are vulnerable to the attack. If one of the hacked sites is visited, the JavaScript code directs the browser to a second Web server, based in China, and tries to install a Trojan Horse downloader and password-stealing program on the victim's computer. Initially, the exploit appeared isolated to Web sites related to U.S. football, as hackers tried to capitalize on the surge of traffic to sites concerning the Super Bowl sporting event, which was played on Sunday. The site of the Miami Dolphins team, and another site for its stadium, were hacked, although they were eventually cleaned up. Security company WebsenseÂ reported the problem on the stadium site on Friday. Websense recommended that users stay away from the affected sites until they had been cleaned up. Â
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For rabid fans of the New York Giants and New England Patriots, this Sunday's Super Bowl won't be just a game  -  it could be a health hazard