Olympics 2014

Remsen's Erin Hamlin has become the first American to win an Olympic medal in the Luge event in the history of the Winter Olympic Games after winning the bronze.

Remsen's Erin Hamlin said this week that being a Luge athlete was never on her radar.

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:

Remsen's Erin Hamlin is in a great spot to become the first U.S. woman to medal in an Olympic Luge event.

You've probably driven by numerous times and you may even skied or snowboarded there. But do you know the story of the man who is honored with the naming of Val Bialas Ski Center on the Parkway in Utica?.

Canada gets a gold medal for supporting homosexuality.

You've likely seen the viral photos from around the Russian resort city of Sochi from western journalists who have been surprised by the rough accommodations.

The Winter Olympics open on Friday, Feb. 7 and Russian pop duo t.A.T.u., who cultivated a lesbian image, will reportedly be a part of the festivities.

Remsen's Erin Hamlin is vying for gold in Sochi and United is flying her and the rest of Team USA to the Olympics. The airline pays tribute to this year's hopefuls, as they prepare for takeoff.

(Photo by Mike Stobe for Getty Images) The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi begin this Friday, February 7th, with the Opening Ceremony.  As you get set to cheer on Team USA  for the next few weeks, these are some of the Olympic athletes to watch as they go for the gold.

In a new poll, almost half of Americans surveyed say the decision to hold the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia was a poor one.

After watching countless Super Bowl commercials, you may of thought that they were filled with positive messages. When you view this Olympics commercial, you really feel like, yeah, they got it right.