Olympics

The upcoming games feature a couple stories of Montanans living out their dreams to play for their country.

The games were scheduled to take place in Tokyo this summer.

With the winter Olympics concluded, athletes are heading home and we tend to forget about what goes on once they leave. So what really does happen to athletes after the Olympics?

And to be honest it makes perfect sense...

Did you know that the last time Olympic metals were made with 100% pure gold was back in 1912?

You hear lots of stories about athletes getting caught taking performance-enhancing pharmaceuticals.

Beijing has been selected to host the 2022 Winter Olympics. The International Olympic Committee voted in favor of China's capital over Kazakhstan, which was the only other competitor.

It was just announced that the organizers of the 2020 summer Olympic Games in Tokyo are considering eight proposals for new events.

If Montanans could pick the sports for the Olympics, a Montana Olympics you can call it, what would be the "sports" you would be able to compete in?

Michael Phelps , following his arrest last week for a DUI, USA Swimming announced Monday that they're suspending the Olympic star for six months.

Those that paid close attention during the opening ceremony to the Olympic Games may have noticed one of the U.S. Olympians on crutches, that was 15-year-old Montana slopestyle competitor Maggie Voisin.

Another Montana native has made the U.S. Olympic team. Heather McPhie, who grew up in Bozeman and skied at Big Sky, will compete in the women’s freestyle moguls.