INDIANAPOLIS -- The RCA Dome is now a bowl ... The dome near downtown Indianapolis is being demolished, now that the Indianapolis Colts have moved to the nearby Lucas Oil Stadium.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 25 (UPI) -- The demolition of the RCA Dome is a bittersweet affair despite the opening of a new and improved NFL stadium, Indianapolis residents say. Indianapolis resident ...

A demolition crew imploded the RCA Dome yesterday, setting off 875 charges that brought down the 24-year-old facility's upper floors in about 25 seconds. The dome's fabric roof was deflated in ...

Here's why. As the RCA Dome was about to be demolished nearly four years ago, a local resident just happened to be driving by when a random thought entered his head. What's going to happen to the ...

While the Dome offices are already history - they were demolished months ago - the field and seats remained intact, just as a precaution. But now that Lucas Oil Stadium has been NFL-tested and capable ...

Starting next season, they are to move across the street into a new $720 million stadium that towers over the RCA Dome, which will be demolished to make way for a convention center expansion.

Construction on the Hoosier Dome, later named the RCA Dome, began in the early 1980s ... The building was demolished in December 2008 and the property now serves the Indiana Convention Center.

The dome near downtown Indianapolis is being demolished, now that the Indianapolis Colts have moved to the nearby Lucas Oil Stadium. Former mayor Bill Hudnut gave the order to shut off the fans.