Olympics

The Tokyo Olympics start next week and we have some Montanans going to represent the 406.

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

I expected more from Shaun White. This was his 4th Olympics. He's been there before. You don't yell "We F-ing did it!" 2 times on national television and drag and step on the flag while you celebrate. If it was his first and he was 18 I could understand him being caught up in the moment...

Last friday something dramatic happened and honestly, I am not so sure I would disagree with what took place. Larry Nassar is a one time USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University doctor who was convicted of sexual abuse of those he was supposed to be caring for...

Next month, on December 5th, many people will be taking the Polar Plunge into the icy cold waters of Lake Elmo. Participation takes a little bit of bravery, but last year more that $24,000 was raised for Special Olympics Montana, 60 percent of which stayed right here in Yellowstone County, the other 40 percent going to the state...

As young-adult films often focus on contests and matters of life and death turned into sporting events, it's fitting that ‘Divergent' -- which stars Shailene Woodley, Kate Winslet, and future Kyle Reese, Jai Courtney -- released an extended Winter Olympics trailer.

The Sochi Olympics are in full swing, and while the focus is (rightly) on the successes of the athletes, it is inevitable that there are going to be some spectacular crashes.

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.

Remember Michelle Jenneke? She's the Australian hurdler with the infectious dance. Nothing? Here's a refresher. She's back for this original video from The Chive, and she's dancing all over the place. Plus somebody eats pancakes with nunchucks...

As the athletes get ready for the London Olympics, organizers are also preparing their best theatrics for the opening ceremony.

The first annual Redneck Olympics, which took place in Hebron, Maine earlier this month, featured events such as wife-carrying, bobbing for pig’s feet, lawn mower races, mud pit belly flops and toilet-seat horseshoes. It also posed a threat to the real Olympics, apparently, because lawyers for the US Olympic Committee have contacted Redneck Olympic organizer Harold Brooks and told him to cease and