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Germany has chosen Munich as its candidate city for a future Olympic Games, according to the Japan Times. The decision puts Munich forward to compete internationally for the right to host, though which edition of the Games the bid targets remains unclear. Attention now turns to the International Olympic Committee's selection process and whether Bavaria's capital can build public and political support for the campaign.
- 2Munich chosen as Germany's Olympic bid cityβGerman Olympic Committee names Munich as bid city choice
The German Olympic Committee has selected Munich as its preferred bid city for a future Olympic Games. The decision puts the Bavarian capital forward as Germany's candidate, and it is likely to prompt discussion about funding, public support and the city's existing sports infrastructure. Munich previously hosted the Summer Olympics in 1972.
- 3LA28 Olympics projected to generate $40bn and 224,000 jobsβLA28 Olympics could generate $40bn and support 224,000 jobs, new study reveals
A new study estimates the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games could generate around $40bn in economic impact and support roughly 224,000 jobs. The projections are drawing attention to the anticipated economic boost for the city and region as preparations for the Games continue.
- 4Munich chosen as Germany's 2036 Olympics bid cityβMunich was on Saturday selected ahead of the Cologne/Rhine-Ruhr region as part of a German national bid to host the 2036
Munich was selected on Saturday ahead of the Cologne/Rhine-Ruhr region as the German candidate city in a national bid to host the Summer Olympic Games in 2036, 2040 or 2044. It would be a return of the Olympics to Munich, which hosted the 1972 Summer Games. Cologne/Rhine-Ruhr lost out in the domestic selection, with a final international decision still to come.
- 5Olympic champion Alysa Liu celebrated in Oakland after figure skating goldβFigure skater Alysa Liu celebrated in hometown of Oakland after Olympic gold medal win
American figure skater Alysa Liu returned to her hometown of Oakland, California, where fans gathered to celebrate her Olympic gold medal win. The celebration marks a notable comeback for Liu, who came out of retirement to compete again at the highest level. Local media and supporters have embraced her as a hometown hero following the victory.
- 6Olympic skater honours parents lost in DC plane crashβOlympic skater pays tribute to parents lost in DC plane crash
An Olympic figure skater has paid tribute to their parents, who died in the midair collision over Washington, DC. The skater spoke publicly about the loss, drawing an outpouring of support from the figure skating community and the public as attention returns to the victims of the crash.
- 7Malaysia's Ng and Subramaniam seal LA28 Olympics spot with Asian Games goldβMalaysiaβs Ng, Subramaniam book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold
Malaysia's Ng and Subramaniam won gold at the Asian Games, securing their qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The victory marks a significant achievement for Malaysian sport, with the pair now set to represent the country on the Olympic stage in Los Angeles.
- 8Ten athletes to watch as Asian Games begin in JapanβTen athletes to watch as the Asian Games begin in Japan
The Asian Games are getting under way in Japan, with attention turning to ten athletes highlighted as ones to watch at the multi-sport event. Coverage is focusing on the stars expected to headline the competition, which brings together thousands of athletes from across Asia in one of the world's largest sporting gatherings after the Olympics.
- 9LA28 Unveils Initial Triathlon Course DetailsβInitial Details of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Courses Unveiled
Organisers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games have released initial details of the triathlon courses. The announcement gives athletes and fans a first look at how the swim, bike and run legs will be laid out for both the Olympic and Paralympic events, as preparations for the Games continue to take shape ahead of 2028.
- 10Munich Named Germany's Candidate for Future Olympic GamesβMunich Chosen as Germanyβs Candidate for the 2036, 2040 or 2044 Olympics
Munich has been selected as Germany's candidate city to host the Olympic Games, with the bid targeting 2036, 2040 or 2044. The decision means the Bavarian capital, which hosted the 1972 Summer Olympics, will represent Germany in the international race for one of the three upcoming editions of the Games.
- 11Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow and Sivasangari win Asian Games squash goldβAsian Games 2026: Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow, Sivasangari Subramaniam win squash singles finals, secure LA28 quotas
Ng Eain Yow and Sivasangari Subramaniam won the men's and women's squash singles finals at the Asian Games 2026, giving Malaysia a double gold in the sport. Their victories also secured quotas for the LA28 Olympic Games, where squash will make its Olympic debut, marking a major milestone for Malaysian squash.
- 12Paris 2024 offers medal replacements over premature agingβ# Paris 2024 # Olympics : Medal replacement procedure "A small number of the # medals π€ awarded at # Paris2024 have been
Paris 2024 organisers have confirmed that a small number of Olympic medals awarded at the Games have been affected by premature aging, prompting a replacement procedure. Athletes whose medals are damaged can now apply for a new one through their National Olympic Committee. The issue has drawn attention to quality concerns surrounding the medals awarded in Paris.
- 13Over 110 teams pull United 737 at O'Hare, raising $230,000 for Special OlympicsβChicago O'Hare Plane Pull: More than 110 teams pull United Airlines 737, raise more than $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois
More than 110 teams took part in a plane pull at Chicago O'Hare Airport, hauling a United Airlines 737 and raising over $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois. The charity event brought together teams of pullers competing to move the aircraft, with proceeds supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities across the state. Organisers and participants celebrated the strong turnout and fundraising total.
- 14Semenenko wins Nepela Memorial as Shaidorov takes thirdβFigure skating - ISU CS Nepela Memorial 2026: Evgeni Semenenko holds on for victory after men's free skate, Olympic champ Mikhail Shaidorov third
Evgeni Semenenko won the men's event at the ISU Challenger Series Nepela Memorial 2026, holding onto his lead after the free skate to take the title. Olympic champion Mikhail Shaidorov finished third, missing out on the top spot in Bratislava. The result gives Semenenko an early-season international victory as the figure skating season builds toward major championships.
- 15Utah State Researchers Outline Cleaner Air Plans for 2034 OlympicsβAn Olympic Legacy: USU Researchers Outline Opportunities for Cleaner Air Ahead of 2034 Games
Researchers at Utah State University have outlined opportunities to improve air quality ahead of the 2034 Winter Olympics, which Salt Lake City is set to host. The work frames cleaner air as a lasting legacy of the Games, with proposals aimed at reducing pollution in northern Utah's notoriously poor-air-quality valleys ahead of and beyond the event.
- 16Denver Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado flag football jamboreeβDenver Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado for Unified Flag Football Jamboree
The Denver Broncos took part in the Unified Flag Football Jamboree organized with Special Olympics Colorado, joining athletes on the field for a day of inclusive flag football. The event pairs Broncos personnel with Special Olympics athletes in unified play, drawing local coverage as part of the team's ongoing community outreach efforts in the Denver area.
- 17O'Hare Plane Pull raises over $230,000 for Special Olympics IllinoisβO'Hare Plane Pull raises more than $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois
A plane pull event at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport has raised more than $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois. Teams took part in pulling an aircraft to generate donations for the organization, which provides sports training and competition opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities across the state.
- 18Denver Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado for flag football jamboreeβDenver Broncos team up with Special Olympics Colorado for Unified Flag Football Jamboree
The Denver Broncos partnered with Special Olympics Colorado to host a Unified Flag Football Jamboree, an event bringing together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities to compete on the same teams. The collaboration highlights the NFL franchise's community outreach in Colorado and gives Special Olympics athletes a professional sports setting for their competition.
- 19Dozens Rappel Buildings for Special Olympics North Carolina FundraiserβDozens go Over the Edge for Special Olympics NC
Dozens of people took part in the Over the Edge event in North Carolina, rappelling down a building to raise money for Special Olympics North Carolina. The fundraiser challenges participants to go over the edge of a tall structure in exchange for donations supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities. WRAL covered the event, and it is drawing attention locally as a feel-good community story tied to the Special Olympics calendar.