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U.S. legend Rafer Johnson dies at age 86

Rafer Johnson, 1960 decathlon champion, also lit the Olympic Cauldron at Los Angeles 1984 and excelled in and out of athletics.

One more nomination for the Museum: Best new attraction in 2020

Online voting runs through December 21 for USA TODAY 10Best's award.

It’s a treat! Kids enjoy Fright at the BOO!seum

Dozens of children in costume received free admission and enjoyed the Halloween festivities at the Museum.

First Member Monday features Paralympian John Register

Heavy demand for the inaugural event in the series prompted the Museum to schedule an additional session to accommodate more members.

Guests enjoy throws and takedowns during Judo Demonstration Day

Olympian Ryan Reser and other judoka led an exhibition leading up to World Judo Day.

Museum hosts Judo Demonstration Day on Oct. 24

2008 Olympian Ryan Reser will lead the demonstrations which are being held in the lead-up to World Judo Day.

Museum hosts Teacher Appreciation Weekend on October 17-18

Educators with school ID will receive complimentary admission in recognition of their dedication and perseverance during this challenging school year.

‘Bridge to the future’ connects Museum to park

The 250-foot span will take pedestrians from the Museum and Downtown Colorado Springs to America the Beautiful Park.

After impressive debut, Museum rated No. 2 by TripAdvisor

Less than two months after opening, the Museum already is considered one of the top things to do in the Pikes Peak Region.

Museum takes measures to ensure guest safety

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum worked with state and local officials to develop a thorough safety plan.