olympics

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

Looking for some athletes to cheer for in Bejing? How about these three fellow Hoosiers?

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 Evansville Otters will welcome home Evansville native and two-time Olympic gold medalist, Lilly King, with an appearance at Friday night's home game against the Southern Illinois Miners at Bosse Field.

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!

The accolades continue to roll in for Evansville native, and Olympic gold medalist, Lilly King, as she has been named the Grand Marshal of this year's West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Parade.

Lilly King's quest to add to her medal count in the 2016 Rio Olympics continued Wednesday morning with the 200 meter breaststroke preliminaries.

Evansville native, and Reitz High School graduate, Lilly King will begin her quest for Olympic gold this weekend when the 2016 Olympics get underway in Rio de Jainero, Brazil. Here's where and when to find Lilly on your TV so you can cheer her on from home.

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!