There will be 93 countries, plus numerous athletes from Russia and Belarus, competing at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.

The Winter Olympics always deliver moments that feel impossible to repeat. Every four years, new stars rise and old champions chase history. Still, some records sit far above the rest. They were set by athletes who did something once

Gus Kenworthy retired after the 2022 Winter Olympics but he is now back competing for Britain and under the spotlight.

Snowboarder Jake Canter claims an unexpected bronze in slopestyle, while Mikaela Shiffrin has the upper hand entering final run of the women's slalom.

Germany's 2010 and 2014 Olympic luge champion Felix Loch will continue his career and bid to compete at the 2030 Winter Olympics, he said on Instagram on Tuesday. After lengthy discussions with his family,

NBC announces historic Olympic news involving Canada’s Connor McDavid amid the team's 3–0 start at the Winter Games.