The final chapters of the Outgames legacy will be recorded not by athletes on playing fields, nor by conference rooms full of academic activists wielding resolutions and declarations, but by courtrooms of attorneys and litigants.

Frostbitten notes from a fortnight-plus of wintry Olympics ...

Nine months after the 2017 World Outgames in Miami was canceled, a television producer from California who had been registered to compete in tennis has filed a $5 million lawsuit in federal district court against Outgames organizers.

In advance of the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, John Moody, the executive editor of Fox News, wrote an editorial predicting poor medal results for Team USA because of an overabundance of gays and people of color on the squad.

I was scanning down the column of names when it hit me how many of them belonged to people I knew or to people whose legacies had profoundly affected my life.

There will be no ducking the gay presence for NBC this time when the Winter Olympics open in South Korea next week.

Over 150 women give victim impact statements in sentencing hearing of former Olympic physician Larry Nassar.

The legal dispute over ownership of the Sin City Classic LGBT multi-sport festival does not appear to have cast a major pall over the event held during Martin Luther King Jr. weekend in Las Vegas.

Decades ago when I was a young(er) pup covering the Olympics, I decided that the biggest difference (besides temperature) between the Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics was simple:

Powerlifting challenges gender binary

2017: The year Outgames imploded

Organizers of the multi-sport Sin City Classic report that registration is open for 18 sports for next year's festival, scheduled for January 11-14 in Las Vegas.

Santa's got it is easy: treats for boys and girls who have been nice, lumps of coal for those who have been naughty.

Being a jock is just one aspect of identity intersection in the lives of most athletes and coaches