Adam Rippon

“Dancing with the Stars” cast members Jenna Johnson and Valentin Chmerkovskiy are engaged. Johnson on Thursday tweeted photos of her 32-year-old fiance on his knee popping the question in Venice. The next photo shows the 24-year-old kissing Chmerkovskiy.

“Dancing with the Stars” cast members Jenna Johnson and Valentin Chmerkovskiy are engaged. Johnson on Thursday tweeted photos of her 32-year-old fiance on his knee popping the question in Venice. The next photo shows the 24-year-old kissing Chmerkovskiy.

Adam Rippon, who became the first openly gay figure skater to make the U.S. Olympics team, was honored on the steps of New York City hall.

By the end we saw the athlete long predicted to win the whole thing hoist the mirrorball trophy in the air: Adam Rippon.

“Dancing With the Stars: Athletes” revealed its line-up of sports stars that will compete in the reality hit’s first-ever all-athlete season when it returns on Monday, April 30. The 10 contestants and their professional partners appeared on “Good Morning America” Friday, with fans learning who they’ll be watching battle it out in the ballroom in season 26.

Two-time U.S. champion Nathan Chen, a pre-games favorite, was anything but spot-on in the men’s figure skating short program Friday at Gangneung Ice Arena. He missed on all his jumps, plummeting to 17th place and a score of 82.27 with a tentative and passionless showing. Meanwhile, defending Olympic gold medalist Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan, skating just months after he injured...

Yuzuru Hanyu was introduced as the Olympic gold medalist, skated over to the podium and jumped high onto it. With a perfect landing, naturally. He also leaped into the figure skating history books Saturday, becoming the first man to repeat as Olympic champion since Dick Button in 1952. “Just happy. I can’t say anymore, just happy,” Hanyu said through his...

As Team USA piles up the hardware in Pyeongchang, relive every winning moment. Here’s a day-by-day look at the excitement and tears.

After reportedly agreeing to be an NBC correspondent for the remainder of the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, Adam Rippon has decided he will not join the network as a sports analyst. “I’m so flattered that NBC wanted me to work as a correspondent, but if I took this opportunity, I would have to leave the Olympic team, I’d have to...

Pa.-native Adam Rippon has been working for two decades for his chance to compete at the Olympic level, and his first Olympic appearance hasn’t disappointed thus far. His larger-than-life personality is showcased perfectly in his fierce Instagram posts.

Figure skaters were busy at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. Here’s a look at the top moments from each figure skating event.

U.S. speedskater Maame Biney lost in her 1,500m short-track heat Saturday and there to console her was her biggest fan, “Saturday Night Live” star Leslie Jones.

After criticizing Vice President Mike Pence’s participation in the U.S. Olympic delegation, Adam Rippon said he doesn’t want the Olympics to be “about Mike Pence.”

Adam Rippon had his second skate on Olympic ice, scoring an 87.95 in the men’s short program (which was good enough to land him in 7th going into Friday’s free skate). Before heading in, he admitted that, although he isn’t considered a favorite for gold, his short program is “the most fun.” “Andie,” he said in a heartfelt message to NBC’s...

The United States has won the bronze medal in the team figure skating competition at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. Canada clinched the gold with 73 points, followed by the Russians with 66 points. The U.S.’s final score was 62 points. While Canada’s team clinched the top, the star of Sunday night’s performance was Team USA’s Mirai Nagasu, who...

The Olympic flame may have been extinguished in South Korea, but the United States athletes are bringing home plenty of spirit.

A San Francisco video game programmer has been getting a lot of extra attention on social media since the Olympics began, and not because he has any direct connection to the Winter Games in Pyeongchang. His name? Adam Rippon. Cheryl Hurd reports.

The Olympic flame may have been extinguished in South Korea, but the United States athletes are bringing home plenty of spirit. Marianne Favro reports.

A San Francisco video game programmer has been getting a lot of extra attention on social media since the Olympics began, and not because he has any direct connection to the Winter Games in Pyeongchang. His name? Adam Rippon.