More than 20 coaches French ice skating coaches have been identified following an investigation into accusations of sexual assault, harassment or violence.

Eddy Alvarez, an Olympic short track speed skating medalist, reached his goal since turning to professional baseball six years ago.

Olympic champions were awed by Katie Ledecky's balancing a glass of chocolate milk on her head while swimming.

Melissa Stockwell, the first female soldier to lose a limb in the Iraq War and Paralympic medalist, shares her story in an autobiography.

Chellsie Memml, a 2008 Olympic gymnastics medalist, announced a comeback to the sport as a 32-year-old mother of two.

Sam Mikulak, the U.S.' top male gymnast, explained why he will retire after the Tokyo Olympics.

April Ross and Alix Klineman consolidated their position as the U.S.' top beach volleyball team, completing a sweep of the AVP Champions Cup.

Wayde van Niekerk did not race in his scheduled international comeback meet in Italy on Saturday after coronavirus concerns.

Bria Hartley could have been the next great U.S. point guard. She plays for France instead.

A federal appeals court on Friday tossed the death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the man convicted in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.

Dalilah Muhammad told her coach that the world championships would produce fast times. Even if she wasn't necessarily thinking of herself.

Russian Alena Kostornaya, the top female singles figure skater in the previous abbreviated season, split from coach Eteri Tutberidze.

Terin Humphrey, a 2004 Olympic silver medalist gymnast, came forward as a Larry Nassar survivor.

Megan Rapinoe won Olympic gold and a World Cup, but she didn't quite know how to act the first time she met Sue Bird.

Russia will be expelled from membership in World Athletics if it does not make outstanding payments of more than $6 million before Aug. 15.

World Athletics is proposing adding a mixed-gender cross-country relay to the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

No. 1-ranked Ash Barty says she has withdrawn from the U.S. Open because she is not comfortable with traveling during the coronavirus pandemic.

DeAnna Price considered retiring from track and field. A few months later, she was world champion.

The 2021 Tour de France will start a week earlier than originally scheduled, avoiding an overlap with the start of the Tokyo Olympics.

Lena Schroeder, the first woman to play Paralympic hockey in 24 years, has unfinished business at the Winter Games, but that's become secondary.

Olympic athletes competing for gold medals in a world reeling from a pandemic? It won’t be the first time.

Brazil has set up its Olympic training camp in Rio ... Rio Maior that is, a relatively small Portuguese city of 21,000 residents outside Lisbon.

An original 1913 drawing of the Olympic rings by modern Olympic founder Pierre de Coubertin was sold via a French auction house.

Qatar wants to bring the Olympics to the Middle East for the first time, its latest effort to host a major worldwide sporting event.

Phil Dalhausser and Nick Lucena won their second straight AVP title. Dalhausser joined legends in the century club.

Olympic power couple Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe remember how they first met and reflect on their relationship.

Simone Manuel knows that no matter her success in the past, she carries a weight that few other swimmers do.

A French Baron convinced of the value of athletics in building character was determined to revive the ancient Olympics as an international sporting festival.

IOC President Thomas Bach said the Tokyo Olympics will be optimized and simplified in 2021, but the athlete experience will not be compromised.

President of the IOC Thomas Bach joins Mike Tirico to discuss the logistics of preparing for the Olympics one year out, if a vaccine is necessary, what the Opening Ceremony will mean to the world, and much...

Thomas Bach explains that everyone is "longing" for a vaccine and that the IOC remains committed to organizing the Olympic Games by working with medical experts in order to safeguard everyone's health.

IOC President Thomas Bach explains that while the Olympic Games will be adapted based upon the pandemic, the athletes and their sports won't be impacted.

Thomas Bach tells Mike Tirico that the IOC is waiting on the results of the dialogue with the IOC Athletes' Commission in regards to Rule 50, which prohibits political demonstrations on the field or during...

President of the IOC Thomas Bach explains to Mike Tirico that the Opening Ceremony in 2021 can be a festival of solidarity, hope and provide an optimistic outlook for all humankind.

The Tokyo Olympics, postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, open in one year. Like never before, the Games can bring the world together.

Laurie Hernandez wanted to be with family during the coronavirus pandemic, which meant moving across the country.

Justin Olsen, part of the 2010 U.S. Olympic champion four-man bobsled team that ended a 62-year drought, retired from competition.

Breanna Stewart, Laurie Hernandez, Ibtihaj Muhammad and Sydney McLaughlin discuss quarantine, the state of their sports and their preparation for the Tokyo Olympics next year.

Elijah Manangoi, the 2017 World 1500m champion, became the latest Kenyan to be suspended over anti-doping violations.

Peacock, NBC Universal's new streaming service, created a 24/7 pop-up channel dedicated to the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The Tokyo Olympics were supposed to open on Friday. The coronavirus pandemic changed all that.

The Olympic master competition schedule for the Tokyo Games, postponed to 2021, for a record 41 sports and 339 medal events.

Top storylines with one year out to the Tokyo Olympics, which have been postponed to July 2021.

The International Olympic Committee looks ahead to the Tokyo Olympics in July 2021 and celebrates the unique power of the Olympic Games to inspire a world facing shared challenges.

The Ironman Kona World Championships have been canceled for the first time since their 1978 inception.

Jim Ryun, the first U.S. high schooler to break four minutes in the mile and an Olympic silver medalist, will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom/

The most dominant U.S. Olympic team over the previous three cycles collectively dealt with the coronavirus in the spring.

Alex Zanardi was transferred to a neurological rehabilitation center, a month after getting seriously injured in a handbike crash.

"Dreams Live On: Countdown to Tokyo" and "Lighting the Flame: Iconic Ceremony Moments" debut this week.

One year from today, the world's greatest athletes will begin competition in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.