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The Olympic flame for the Milan Cortina Winter Games landed in Rome on Thursday following a handover in Greece.

The British body that funds Olympic and Paralympic sports has launched an app powered by artificial intelligence to try and protect athletes from social media abuse.

U.S. ski racing greats Ted Ligety and Picabo Street made yet another Olympic team.

Two gymnasts who say they were sexually abused at an elite academy in Iowa filed lawsuits Monday against the sport's oversight bodies, alleging they failed to stop Sean Gardner from preying on girls despite repeated complaints about the coach's ...

There is no backup stadium if the main ice hockey arena for the Milan Cortina Winter Games is not ready on time.

Three figure skaters from Russia and Belarus, including an Olympic gold medal prospect, were approved Thursday by the IOC to compete as neutrals at the Milan Cortina Winter Games in February.

The Olympic flame began its journey Wednesday to the Milan Cortina Winter Games - missing a little of its usual magic.

The youngest track and field gold medalist in Olympic history is staying home. Quincy Wilson, who won the 4x400 meter relay with Team USA at the 2024 Games, committed Monday to run track at the University of Maryland, the school announced.

Sen. John Cornyn on Monday called on the International Olympic Committee to ban biological males from female sports ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, saying that "timely action is essential" to protect fairness and safety in the women's category.

American ski star Mikaela Shiffrin is heading into her home races in Colorado next weekend as the overall World Cup leader on a two-event winning streak.