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The IOC has two candidates for an event that others, including Calgary, have rejected.
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The House of Representatives hear testimony in favor a bill that would give the U.S. broad powers to combat doping.
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Knowing six languages and speaking out for clean sport make Clare Egan a popular advocate for fellow biathletes.
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Russia reinstated to Olympics.
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Cape Elizabeth's Clare Egan did not win a medal, but cherishes her last Olympic moments.
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The organization in charge of the United States' Olympic movement is defrauding its athletes.
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Down a goal with 3:16 left and playing short-handed, Russia finds a way to tie, then defeat Germany.
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Few foresaw just how poorly the Americans would do, and the future may be worse.
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During the Feb. 9 opening ceremony there were disruptions to the internet, broadcast systems and the Olympics website. Many attendees were unable to print their tickets.
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Ester Ledecka wins the parallel giant slalom after her surprise victory in the super-G title.
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John Shuster overcomes years of disappointment with the shot of a lifetime, and suddenly curling is beloved in the U.S.
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An ultra-rare five points in the eighth end slide the Americans to their first gold medals.
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Alina Zagitova's poise on the ice and off belies her years.
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Bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeeva tests positive for a heart drug that affects metabolism.
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A high-level North Korean delegation will also attend the closing ceremony, but the South Korean government says it's unlikely Trump will meet them.
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Marco Sturm, who played five seasons for the Bruins, has Germany in the men's hockey semifinals.
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Mikaela Shiffrin adds a silver to her giant slalom gold to finish with two medals in South Korea.
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The Cape Elizabeth native's superb leg keeps her relay team among the leaders, but Team USA eventually fades to 13th.
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Mikaela Shiffrin joins Bode Miller and Julia Mancuso as the only Americans with a medal in each of at least 3 Alpine disciplines.
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Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson slides the puck past the outstretched glove of Canadian goalie Shannon Szabados for the deciding goal in the shootout's 6th round.
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The U.S. women win a long-track medal, a bronze in the women's team pursuit speedskating, for the first time since 2002.
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The athlete tested positive for meldonium after winning bronze with his wife.
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Kikkan Randall, the only mom competing for Team USA, combines to win gold in cross-country skiing.
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Jessie Diggins and Kikkan Randall take the gold in the team sprint in PyeongChang.
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The U.S. nearly won in regulation with a power play in the last 80 seconds.
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Sofia Goggia of Italy wins the gold.
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The 12-team field includes at least nine former Pirates.
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The Californian's beginner-looking run on the halfpipe was the talk of the Games.
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Ryan Donato's two goals led the Americans to a victory.
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Both teams advance with 5-0 semifinal victories Monday.
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Marcel Hirscher wins the giant slalom – his second gold medal – and a Bates College student fails to finish after a first-run fall.
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Though some prospects remain, there's little to show for all the millions spent on winter athletes.
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The men's moguls competitor from Bethel failed to advance past the second round, but overall the experience has been memorable.
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Bates College junior Dinos Lefkaritis Jr., a skier, is the sole athlete representing his native Cyprus at the Winter Games in South Korea.
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The Olympic Athlete from Russia outclasses the U.S. men's hockey team on its way to a 4-0 victory and a spot in the quarterfinals.
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Ester Ledecka is a medal contender in snowboarding, but pulled a shocker by winning gold in the women's super-G.
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The Americans failed to generate quality scoring chances throughout.
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Ester Ledecka of the Czech Republic tops a field including Lindsey Vonn to win the women's super-G.
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The sport does not need referees as the curlers respect their opponents and would never cheat.
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Nathan Chen and Mikaela Shiffrin fall short of medals but U.S. men's hockey scores a preliminary win.
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Pita Taufatofua, who learned to ski less than a year ago, knows he will not medal in Friday's race, but also doesn't want to hit a tree.
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The Americans miss chances but have hope for an expected rematch in a gold-medal game.
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IOC sanctions force Russian athletes to be neutral, but the fans are making up for it.
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The 22-year-old has 'a love-hate relationship' with GS which doesn't come as naturally to her as slalom, scheduled for Friday.
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The NHL should reconsider its position and let its players play in the 2022 Olympics.
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Shaun White apologizes for calling the 2016 sexual misconduct lawsuit against him 'gossip'.
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The finale, was the best – in terms of pure difficulty, showmanship and guts – that has ever been seen on a halfpipe.
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Shaun White becomes a three-time Olympic champion by edging Japan's Ayumu Hiran.
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Shani Davis struggles in the 1,500 race in what is likely his final Olympics.
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