Olympics

The Winter Olympics are in full swing, and when it comes to Wyoming's favorite sport, we're pretty consistent with the rest of the country.

When it comes to winter sports and the upcoming Winter Olympics, which sport or sports are you most excited to watch?

Just two years after graduating from Burns High School, Brianna Bocox is gearing up for a run at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.

Cheyenne City Councilman Richard Johnson says now that skateboarding is an Olympic sport, it shouldn't be a crime to skate downtown.

Mason Finley qualified to advance to the final round of the men’s discus throw in the XXXI Olympiad in Rio De Janeiro

Former University of Wyoming All-American thrower Mason Finley is headed to Rio de Janeiro after winning the discus at the U.S. Olympic Trials last Friday.

A UW Faculty member and 2006 Winter Olympian will be combining her love of science with the sport in which she competed on the world stage.

The Paralympics celebrates the human spirit, but there seems to be some serious spirit lacking in a controversial decision not to let a paralyzed woman participate.

The Olympics have been going on for almost a week now, and we’ve finally gotten an answer to the most burning question of the games: do competitive swimmers pee in the pool? According to Carly Geehr, a former member of the US National Swimming Team, they do. A lot.

Taylor Swift has been uncharacteristically quiet on Twitter lately. It probably has something to do with the fact that she’s busy preparing to release a follow-up album to 2010′s ‘Speak Now,’ doing promotions for Cover Girl and attending awards shows. But even the super busy country music starlet took time out of her schedule to watch the 2012 Olympics and tweet in support of the U.S. women’s gymnastics team and 17-year-old Olympic swimmer Missy Franklin.

A big debate is on. With the 2012 Summer games in London in full swing, swimmer extraordinaire Michael Phelps continues to re-write the records books seemingly each time he’s in the pool. That has stirred up the discussion about past greats from the US at the Games.

Gymnast Aly Raisman was one of the big stories of the opening weekend of the 2012 London Summer Olympic Games. The 18-year old from Needham, Ma. qualified for the all-around title, knocking teammate, world champion and best friend Jordyn Wieber out of the competition that Wieber would have been the favorite in. But the most entertaining part of Raisman’s near flawless routine was her parents’ reaction to it.