Two years after he won Ethiopia's only medal at the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics, Tamiru Kefeyalew is still in Brazil and still searching for a better life.
The Russian Olympic Committee says it's filed an appeal against a Moscow court ruling which tried to overturn a doping disqualification against a double gold medalist from the Sochi Olympics.
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 curling medalist Alexander Krushelnitsky has been banned for four years in a doping case which cost Russia the right to fly its flag at the Pyeongchang Olympic closing ceremony.
Dave Durden of California and Greg Meehan of Stanford will oversee the U.S. Olympic swimming team in 2020, with both serving as head coaches for the first time.
The International Olympic Committee has ordered an inquiry into the amateur boxing federation, which elected an alleged heroin trafficker as president four weeks ago.
A delegation from the World Anti-Doping Agency visited the Moscow laboratory at the center of Russia's doping cover-ups, seeking data which could lead to more bans for the country's top athletes.
A corruption case involving a powerful IOC member promises to overshadow meetings this week in Tokyo with local Olympic organizers, IOC officials, and the heads of 206 national Olympic committees.
The 32nd annual Boise Twilight Criterium had winners who both were in the race for a second time — Gage Hecht won the men’s pro race and Jennifer Valente repeated as the women’s winner.
