The Latest
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What Raven Saunders' ‘X' Protest Means and Why the IOC Is Investigating
Saunders won her first Olympic medal on Sunday, finishing second with a throw of 19.79m. After the medals were awarded and the winner’s anthem played, Saunders raised her arms above her head and formed an “X” with her wrists.
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US Women's Soccer Loses to Canada at Tokyo Olympics
The United States will now play for the bronze medal after the 1-0 loss to Canada in the semifinals.
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Ryan Murphy Speaks Out on Transparency in Doping
The topic of doping isn’t anything new when it comes to the Olympic stage. But it once again is on the minds of certain athletes in Tokyo. Ryan Murphy, a swimmer for the United States, is one of the latest athletes to speak out on doping issues with Olympic athletes. The 26-year-old backstroke specialist feels as though there should... -
Simone Biles Returns to Tokyo Olympics to Compete in Balance Beam
USA Gymnastics announced Simone Biles will compete in the balance beam final after withdrawing from the vault, uneven bars, and floor exercise. Get details and learn how to watch her compete.
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Poland Grants Visa for Olympic Sprinter Who Fears for Safety in Belarus
An activist group says a Belarusian sprinter is applying for a visa at Polish embassy in Tokyo and plans to seek asylum in Poland after alleging that officials tried to send her home from Japan
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Keith Jones Walks on Glass High Up on the Massive Tokyo Skytree
Check out the views of Tokyo from atop the Tokyo Skytree, the second tallest building in the world. NBC10’s Keith Jones walked on glass high up on the structure that is more than 2,000 feet tall.
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Valarie Allman Wins Gold in Discus, Three Americans make 400m Hurdles Final and More
Valarie Allman became an Olympic champion on Monday morning, winning gold in the women’s discus.
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US Women's Volleyball Overcomes Jordyn Poulter Injury to Beat Italy
After Jordyn Poulter exited with an injury, the U.S. women’s volleyball team rallied to beat Italy on Sunday.
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Keni Harrison Wins Silver in 100m Hurdles, Camacho-Quinn Takes Gold for Puerto Rico
Jasmine Camacho-Quinn won the gold medal in the women’s 100m hurdles running for Puerto Rico. American Keni Harrison took silver.
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Keith Jones Catches Up With Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir
NBC10’s Keith Jones caught up with Delaware Valley natives Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir who are in Japan to watch the Tokyo Olympics. Keith also revealed the first thing he did when Japan lifted its quarantine on Sunday.
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WATCH: Team USA's Gold Medal Performances
Missed your favorite Team USA athlete bring home the gold? Watch it here.
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Tokyo Updates: Allman Conquers Rain for Discus Gold; USA Baseball Loses on Walk-Off
Catch up on all the latest news and medal events at the Tokyo Olympics on Day 10.
