Athletes heading to the Paris Olympics have more access than ever to resources in the once-taboo realm of mental health and many sound more willing than ever to use them.

Well, that was as fast as Caeleb Dressel swimming the 50-meter freestyle.

Lilly King has a few choice words for critics of the U.S. swimming team's silver and bronze medal haul in Tokyo.

The women’s 100m breaststroke gold medal remains in American hands, but not the expected ones.

When you’re a swimmer from Alaska, there are some misguided stereotypes that must be laughed off.

Alaskan swimmer Lydia Jacoby and Hawaiian surfer Carissa Moore led the way for U.S. athletes on Day 4 of the Tokyo Olympics.

Lydia Jacoby planned to attend the Tokyo 2020 Olympics last year -- as a fan. A year later, the teenager from Alaska an Olympic champion and one of the most compelling stories of the Tokyo Olympics.

Alaska, of all places, has an Olympic champion at the pool.

There's a new champion in women's swimming, and her name is Lydia Jacoby. The American shocked the field by winning the Women's 100M Breaststroke in 1:04.95.

The Americans will try to add to their impressive first day haul of swimming medals on Day 3 of the Tokyo Games when some of their top competitors get back in the pool Monday.

Katie Ledecky opened her Olympic program as the top qualifier in the 400-meter freestyle, setting up a showdown with Ariarne Titmus of Australia.

Lilly King always seems to back up her big talk.