INDIANAPOLIS -- Looking for Super Bowl tickets? Better have a lot of cash.
An Indianapolis ticket broker tells us it will cost at least $3,000 to get in the door at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Mike Peduto operates Circle City Tickets. The most expensive Super Bowl tickets on his website are selling for $18,000 a seat. They are first row on the 50-yard line.
Peduto says ticket availability is scarce this year. That's because the Giants andPatriots are large-market teams with a lot of wealthy fans. Plus, Lucas Oil Stadium is among the smallest Super Bowl venues in recent times.
A native of Kansas, Ted has been waking up in the middle of the night, covering and anchoring news for more years than he'd like to admit! Ted joined 84WHAS in 2001, being named News Director of Kentucky's largest radio news department. Ted's radio career began in Colby, Kansas in 1973 and he also left his mark in Wichita and Nashville before arriving in Louisville. His resume includes coverage of tornadoes and blizzards, national political conventions and elections, the crash of a military fighter jet and the BTK serial killer case. Ted's work has been recognized by the Associated Press, National Association of State Radio Networks and other broadcasting organizations.
Paul Miles joined the staff of NewsRadio 84WHAS in 1992. A native of Louisville, Paul can be heard covering a variety of stories in Kentucky and southern Indiana. His reporting has included coverage of natural disasters, political campaigns, presidential visits and executions. Paul's work has been honored by the Associated Press, the Society of Professional Journalists and the Radio & Television News Directors Association. He is a past president of the board of directors of the Kentucky Associated Press Broadcasters Association.
Mindy has been anchoring and reporting news on 84WHAS for 13 years. A broadcast journalism graduate of Western Kentucky University, Mindy serves as the Assignment Manager for the newsroom. Her responsibilities include the assignment of news story coverage in Louisville, as well as across Kentucky and southern Indiana. Have a story idea or tip? Contact Mindy. She anchors newscasts on 84WHAS from 9 a.m. to noon. Mindy lives in Louisville with her husband and two adorable sons.
A native of the Pacific Northwest, Suzanne began her news career at a Top 40 station in Washington State, where she graduated from Western Washington University. Since then, she's been rather nomadic, with stints at Minnesota Public Radio, a morning team in Seattle and anchoring and reporting in Oregon. During a brief break from radio several years ago, she was a ramp agent for an airline in Kansas, mainly so her family could fly for free! But she says she also enjoyed bringing those 737's to a spot-on-stop on the tarmac. Marriage has brought her to Louisville, which she says is her favorite city so far. In her free time, Suzanne trains for and runs in marathons and among her favorite prizes is an Epiphone guitar, which was immediately claimed by her teenage son.
Joe has been a fixture of the 84WHAS news team for some time, since working the overnight shift in his early career in 2002. Currently, Joe serves as an anchor/reporter during "normal hours." You can hear him on WHAS and throughout the week on the Kentucky News Network. A proud Louisville native and Western Kentucky University graduate, Joe enjoys staying active in the outdoors, claiming allegiance to underachieving pro sports teams and spending time with family and friends.
Tom is a Cleveland, Ohio, native and has lived in Frankfort since 1982. Tom's passion for the news began as a freshman at Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio, when he was sent to cover the Kent State shootings. Since then, Tom has worked in all aspects of radio in Ashtabula and Cleveland, Ohio, radio in Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, along with stints as Assignments Manager in Lexington TV. Tom also served as Capital Bureau Chief for Clear Channel during the Fletcher Administration.
Theran is new to WHAS, to Louisville and to radio news in general. He is the morning drive news anchor for the Kentucky News Network and reporter for WHAS. So far he has felt very welcome in Louisville and hopes to meet each and every one of you. If you find him wandering the streets looking like he is lost, please return him to the WHAS newsroom, he has work to do, he is prone to wanderlust.
Jim Williams - Anchor/Capitol Hill Reporter
Contact Jim: jimwilliams@clearchannel.com 502-479-2203 Jim covers Capitol Hill in Frankfort and also does general assignment reporting for 84 WHAS. In his free time, Jim enjoys sports and has even been on a fly fishing news feature, where he insists he was reeling them in within just a matter of seconds.
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