Olympics

U.S. Olympian Laurie Hernandez flipped her way into New Yorkers' hearts with this first pitch.

A new map by the New York Times shows us just how fast Olympians are by putting them in our 'hoods.

The 2012 Olympics never came to New York, but they changed its course forever.

Read about how costly #Blizzard2016 was and the open gangway subway cars that could be coming to NYC.

Julian Sosa is fighting as an undercard at Brooklyn's first heavyweight title bout since 1900. 

Christina Cruz will fight for her Olympic spot again in October.

Saturday's family-friendly race includes javelin throwing and a mini climbing wall. 

Sports fans are taking over the city. If you're not one of them, here's how to sideline the mayhem.

Make A Splash is an anti-drowning initiative of the USA Swimming Foundation.

The gold medal-winning team closed out trading at the NYSE and lit up the Empire State Building.

Greg Louganis, 52, told kids at the Harlem YMCA not to let bullies distract them from their dreams.

Fort Greene swimmer Lia Neal and John Orozco of the Bronx will compete in the 2012 Games.

NBA star Tony Parker said glass cut 99 percent of his eye during a wild club fight at WiP.

Five swimmers from Asphalt Green's team have qualified for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha.

Olympic wrestler Marcie Van Dusen will hold a clinic for students at the Wingate Educational Campus.