As the Olympics enter Day 8, you may have your eyes glued to the TV watching your favorite athletes or events. One of the more popular sports is figure skating, and a local ice rink said they see more people interested in skating this time of year when the Olympics are happening.

Madison Chock and Evan Bates said it's hard to retain figure skating fans when there is confusion around scoring and results.

Team USA's Madison Chock and Evan Bates took home the silver medal in the ice dance competition at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Team USA’s Madison Chock and Evan Bates will go for the gold in the figure skating free dance finals of the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026 at the Milano Ice Skating Arena.

Figure skating is to the Winter Olympics like gymnastics is to the Summer Olympics: It’s the thing to watch, except when there’s no competition, and you’ve already seen it all live. Consistently ranked as the most popular and viewed Winter Olympic sport globally,

The 2026 Winter Olympics continue on Wednesday, February 11, as USA figure skating aims to continue finding its way onto the podium after winning gold in the team overall competition. On Wednesday, the married ice dancing team of Madison

The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics have officially begun and the men's figure skating events are set to start on Feb. 7. The figure skating competitions as a whole began on Feb. 6 with the women's competitions and team events such as ice dancing rhythm dance and pairs skating short program.

Team USA already won gold in the team event for the second consecutive Winter Olympics. Now some of its members hope to cash in individually. The team competition was the first of two chances for U.S.

Team USA already has two figure skating medals in the bag at the 2026 Winter Olympics. At least one more medal will be earned by the Americans through Ilia Malinin in the men's singles event. A fourth medal is very likely in the women's singles, but which skater or skaters reach the podium is unknown.

MILAN (AP) — An Olympic figure skater’s coach remains banned from the Milan Cortina Winter Games while he is investigated for “physical and psychological abuse” alleged by his former athlete, sport’s highest court said Thursday.

While the sporting action in Milan Cortina dominates the headlines, there have been some off-field moments that have caught the public's attention.