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Salt Lake City chosen to bid for Winter Olympics, likely for 2030
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 14th - 4:26pm
Salt Lake City chosen to bid for Winter Olympics, likely for 2030.
Salt Lake is US pick to try for Winter Olympics
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Dec 14th - 4:22pm
Utah is closer to getting another Olympics Friday after the U.S. Olympic Committee selected Salt Lake City to bid on behalf of the United States.
WADA team in Moscow next week to get key doping lab data
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 14th - 11:08am
A World Anti-Doping Agency team will be in Moscow next week to retrieve laboratory data which could prove potentially hundreds of doping cases.
Bobsled body suspends 5 Russians in fallout of Sochi doping
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 14th - 2:57am
Russian bobsled federation president Alexander Zubkov and four others have been provisionally suspended for doping in fallout from the Sochi Olympics.
Salt Lake City a 'no-brainer' choice to bid for another Olympics, Ski Utah leader says
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Dec 12th - 11:57am
The longtime head of Ski Utah is convinced that Salt Lake City is going to be picked over Denver to bid for a future Winter Games by the U.S. Olympic Committee on Friday.
2-time Olympic champion Northug to retire from his sport
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 12th - 5:19am
One of Norway's greatest cross-country skiers says he is retiring from the sport.
Analysis: Report lays blame, but what's needed are solutions
Eddie Pells, Associated Press | Posted Dec 11th - 1:19am
The report was every bit as thorough as it was cringe-worthy.
Olympic champion's name removed from banned list
Eddie Pells, Associated Press | Posted Dec 10th - 6:43pm
Olympic taekwondo champion Steven Lopez won arbitration Monday in a sexual-misconduct case and had his name removed from the U.S. Center for SafeSport's banned list.
Report: USOC and others delayed in response to Nassar
Eddie Pells, Associated Press | Posted Dec 10th - 4:29pm
An independent report details a toxic pattern of bureaucratic paralysis among Olympic leaders who reacted slowly, if at all, after they knew Larry Nassar was suspected of molesting young gymnasts.
IOC eases off support for electronic gaming as Olympic event
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 8th - 11:22am
The International Olympic Committee has slowed its support for recognizing electronic gaming as a sport.
English officials question Rakhimov role as boxing president
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 7th - 10:22am
England's boxing federation has urged the troubled International Boxing Association's president to question his position to help avoid expulsion from the Tokyo Olympics.
Russian Olympic Committee appeals doping court ruling
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 6th - 3:09am
The Russian Olympic Committee has appealed a Moscow court ruling which sought to overturn a doping disqualification against a double gold medalist from the Sochi Winter Olympics.
USA Gymnastics files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Will Graves, Associated Press | Posted Dec 5th - 4:08pm
USA Gymnastics is turning to bankruptcy in an effort to ensure its survival.
The 2019 Boxing Hall of Fame class
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 5th - 12:47pm
A look at the nine people to be inducted June 9, 2019 into the International Boxing Hall of Fame and Museum:
Boxing head tries to placate voters amid Olympic inquiry
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 5th - 9:20am
The president of the amateur boxing association says the body has "finally and fully left the troubled past behind," despite being put under an International Olympic Committee inquiry.
Bach and IOC: No Olympic city ever as ready as Tokyo
Stephen Wade, Associated Press | Posted Dec 5th - 2:56am
IOC President Thomas Bach and other International Olympic Committee members are calling Tokyo the best prepared host city in memory.
SKorean curling official leaves sport over abuse suspicions
Kim Tong-Hyung, Associated Press | Posted Dec 4th - 7:17pm
A beleaguered South Korean curling official says he and his family will leave the sport for good as the government investigates their alleged abusive treatment of the "Garlic Girls," the country's hugely popular Olympic silver medalists.
Russian curler banned 4 years in Olympic doping case
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 4th - 1:48pm
Russian curling medalist Alexander Krushelnitsky was banned for four years Tuesday in a doping case which cost Russia the right to fly its flag at the Winter Olympic closing ceremony this year.
