WATCH — ‘Dream Come True’: Figure Skater with Down Syndrome Wins Gold Medal at Special Olympics
A young woman with Down syndrome is inspiring people to do what they love and work hard to achieve their dreams.
A young woman with Down syndrome is inspiring people to do what they love and work hard to achieve their dreams.
Illinois law enforcement officers standing on the rooftops of Dunkin’ Donuts raised more than $1 million for the Special Olympics on Friday.
Florida’s first lady Casey DeSantis on Monday clapped back after California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) accused the DeSantis administration of “bullying” the Special Olympics.
A seventh member of Haiti’s Special Olympics delegation went missing on Saturday, after six walked away from their hotel last Tuesday.
The Special Olympics nixed its vaccine requirement after Florida Gov. Ron Desantis’s (R) administration threatened to bury it with $27.5 million in fines.
The 2020 Special Olympics Summer Games were canceled due to COVID-19. Athletes are understandably disappointed, but many are keeping a positive outlook with their sights set on 2021.
Trump was effusive about updates to the budget supporting the Special Olympics, and a return to space “in a BIG WAY.”
A New Jersey state union official said she now regrets her tweet Wednesday stating she hopes U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos “dies a horrible, horrible death.”
“I have overridden my people,” Trump said. “We’re funding the Special Olympics.”
Democrats this week are portraying the Trump administration as dismissive of children with disabilities because of proposed budget cuts to the Special Olympics organization.
Snowboard champion Shaun White apologized to the Special Olympics for dressing as “Simple Jack,” a mentally disabled character from the comedy film Tropic Thunder.
ESPN announced that former First Lady Michelle Obama to present the Arthur Ashe Courage Award to Special Olympics Founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver at the 25th annual ESPY awards.
The iconic Spirit of America Goodyear blimp has floated off into the sunset of retirement, to be replaced eventually by the technologically superior semi-rigid airship, Wingfoot One.
While President Barack Obama was in Kenya on Saturday, First Lady Michelle Obama addressed the inspirational and joyful opening of the Special Olympics in Los Angeles–atoning, perhaps, for one of the president’s most notorious gaffes.
Many Special Olympics competitors on their way to Southern California venues for the competition arrived late at Loyola Marymount University, forcing them to sleep on the floor of the gymnasium Tuesday night.
First lady Michelle Obama will travel to Los Angeles next month to kick off the Special Olympics World Games, organizers announced Thursday.