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AP Was There: Smith and Carlos protest during 1968 Olympics
Will Grimsley, Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 8:43am
By the time they reached Mexico City in October 1968, Tommie Smith and John Carlos were representing a country being torn apart.
Keino given more time to report to police in corruption case
Mutwiri Mutuota and Gerald Imray, Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:04am
Running great Kip Keino was given more time to report to police in Kenya after being one of seven current and former Olympic and government officials accused of corruption and misappropriating more than $545,000 around the time of the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
Kenyan running great Kip Keino facing corruption charges
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 14th - 11:44am
Kenyan running great Kip Keino has been named as a suspect in a corruption investigation in his home country and given until the end of Monday to hand himself over to police or face arrest.
Ex-lawmaker Mary Bono hired as USA Gymnastics interim CEO
Will Graves, Associated Press | Posted Oct 12th - 3:44pm
USA Gymnastics has hired former Congresswoman Mary Bono as interim president and chief executive officer.
Olympic star Biles leads Team USA at world championships
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 12th - 12:20pm
Olympic gymnastics champion Simone Biles is ready to take on the world again.
American great Lindsey Vonn to retire at the end of ski season
Aimee Lewis, CNN | Posted Oct 12th - 10:59am
Lindsey Vonn, the most successful female ski racer of all time, has said she will retire at the end of the 2018/19 World Cup ski season.
Stockholm city government deal threatens 2026 Olympics bid
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 12th - 7:49am
Stockholm's bid to host the 2026 Olympics is at risk only three days after the IOC formally approved the city among three candidates.
Settlement ends Russian doping case at Pyeongchang Olympics
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 12th - 3:20am
One of the four doping cases at the Pyeongchang Olympics has been closed in an agreement between bobsled's governing body and Russian driver Nadezhda Sergeeva.
Olympic speedskating medalist Jeanne Ashworth dies at 80
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 11th - 2:15pm
Jeanne Ashworth, the first American woman to win an Olympic speedskating medal, has died. She was 80.
Sports court to rule on disputed Olympic boxing election
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 9th - 2:11pm
The Court of Arbitration for Sport says it aims for a first ruling within days on a Kazakh official's urgent request to be an International Boxing Association presidential candidate.
IOC approves 3 candidate bids for 2026 Winter Olympics
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 9th - 12:39pm
The International Olympic Committee has three official candidates to host the 2026 Winter Games and a new timetable to pick the winner.
Tokyo Olympics: Costs hit almost $25 billion _ may go higher
Stephen Wade and Mari Yamaguchi, Associated Press | Posted Oct 9th - 2:12am
The price tag keeps soaring for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics despite local organizers and the International Olympic Committee saying that spending is being cut.
Ice Theatre of New York to honor Kristi Yamaguchi
Barry Wilner, Associated Press | Posted Oct 9th - 1:04am
When Ice Theatre of New York honors Kristi Yamaguchi on Oct. 15, it will be for a whole lot more than her performances as a figure skater.
CAS agrees contamination caused Russian Olympic doping
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 8th - 5:46am
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has lifted a provisional ban imposed on one of the two Russian athletes who tested positive for doping at the Pyeongchang Olympics.
Players' union, rights activists urge IOC to shelve charter
Graham Dunbar, Associated Press | Posted Oct 5th - 10:01am
A coalition of athletes, their global trade union, and human rights activists want the IOC to postpone an athlete charter due to be adopted next week.
WADA has 400 doping cases from whistleblowers
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 5th - 9:07am
The World Anti-Doping Agency has registered 400 cases after a flood of information from new whistleblowers, and added on Friday it supports a U.S. assessment that a 2016 hack of the agency was perpetrated by the Russian state.
Tokyo to 'screen off' bacteria for Olympic swimming in bay
Stephen Wade, Associated Press | Posted Oct 5th - 5:29am
Tokyo Olympic organizers said Friday that a system of layered screens would be used to keep bacteria levels within "agreed limits" for triathlon and marathon swimming in heavily trafficked Tokyo Bay.
IOC drops Turkish city Erzurum from 2026 Olympic bid race
Luis Andres Henao, Associated Press | Posted Oct 4th - 12:04pm
The IOC has dropped the Turkish city of Erzurum from a 2026 Winter Olympic bidding contest which had previously seen other possible bids fail.
