olympics

The Kentucky State Police are getting ready for their 2024 Cover the Cruise event. Here's a preview of the Owensboro fundraiser, which will raise money for Special Olympics Kentucky.

Easton Boling and his mama use Tiktok as a platform to spread awareness, acceptance, and love for kids with autism. This week, millions of people discovered his really cool living room feature.

In a new interview, Retton opens up about just how close she came to death during her battle with a rare form of pneumonia last fall.

The City of Owensboro's gearing up for an exciting and busy new year. Here's a list of The 12 Things You Have to Do in Owensboro in 2024.

Sydney McLaughlin, a former University of Kentucky track star, becomes more of a worldwide household name with every performance.

This week Sidney the Intern told us about the Riney Family Olympics and a little game called "Pick Your Pie".  Chad and I thought it would be fun to learn how to play!  WATCH~

The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio are officially over.  Cue withdrawals.  I have watched so much TV in the last two weeks that I have forgotten what the outside of my house looks like.  Team USA had a monstrous 17 days with a total of 121 medals.  I have to confess.  I saw us win a bunch of them.  But, in case you missed any, NBC Sports has compiled a video showing each and every one.  Check it out!

One of my most-beloved memories of my childhood is playing badminton at Granny and Granddaddy Morris' house. We didn't have a net, so we used a clothes line that was high enough to justify demarcation. The competition was at times fierce, but my goodness did we have fun. Here's my five reasons why badminton is the best Olympic sport!

Evansville native and Reitz High School graduate Lilly King is getting major praise from Sports Illustrated.  The magazine has chosen her as the favorite to win Olympic Gold in Rio!

The world has lost an icon, an activist, an entertainer, and one of the best athletes of all time in Louisville native Muhammad Ali. Hundreds if not thousands of stories will be told, but one of them is truly unforgettable, when he made a surprise appearance at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta to light the final torch.

An American skier continued to etch her place in Olympic history on Monday, and the Dutch rose to the top of the medal count. Here's a recap of the day's action in Sochi:

This is one of my favorite photos so far of the Olympic Games!  How awesome is this?  Carmelita Jeter knew Team USA was running fast in the women's 4 x 100m Relay.  And, when she crossed the finish line, she realized they had gunned down the world record...