Another Hot and Steamy Marathon in Chicago

Evans Cheruiyot of Kenya proved the fastest on Sunday, winning in 2 hours 6 minutes 25 seconds, and Lidiya Grigoryeva of Russia won the women’s race in 2:27:17.

China Eases Rules for Foreign Media

China said Friday that an easing of restrictions on foreign journalists enacted for the Olympics would become permanent.

Beijing Olympics Building Chief May Be Executed for Corruption

A former official who oversaw citywide construction projects for this year’s Olympic Games has been given a suspended death sentence in a case that involved bribery and lavish living.

An Olympian’s Path Toward Inner Peace

In the New York City Marathon, Zola Budd Pieterse hopes to find something that eluded her through two Olympics, two world cross-country titles and a handful of world records contentment.

On ‘Oprah,’ Jones Admits to Mistake

Marion Jones, appearing on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” said she believes she could have won her medals at the 2000 Olympics without performance-enhancing drugs.

Charles Dubin, 87, Who Led Track Inquiry, Dies

Mr. Dubin was the Canadian judge who led a doping inquiry after Ben Johnson’s ouster from the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

Radcliffe Reasserts Her Supremacy

Battling recent stress fractures and a pair of Olympic disappointments, Paula Radcliffe of Britain won New York for the third time. Marilson Gomes dos Santos won the men’s race.

Third-Place Finish Soothes Some of the Pain for Top U.S. Woman

Coming off a disappointing Olympic games, Kara Goucher made her marathon debut with stunning success. She placing third among the women in 2:25:53.

Chicago Hopes Vote Will Help Games Bid

As the world’s spotlight fell on Barack Obama, officials from Chicago’s bid to host the 2016 Olympics knew exactly what was at hand: the best free advertisement they could dream of.

G. Larry James, Olympic Gold Medalist, Dies at 61

Mr. James was a former champion runner who won gold and silver medals in the racially charged 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.