The sexual abuse investigation revolving around former Ohio State University professor and team doctor Dr. Richard H. Strauss continues to widen.

More than a hundred women and girls who suffered sexual abuse under the care of Dr. Larry Nassar assembled onstage at the ESPYS Wednesday night as the survivors were honored with the ceremony’s Arthur Ashe Courage Award.

Michigan State University announced Wednesday that a $500 million settlement agreement had been reached between it and the over 300 women who said that they were sexually abused and assaulted by sports doctor Larry Nassar.

It’s been three months since Larry Nassar was first sentenced to essentially a lifetime in prison for sexually abusing dozens of young gymnasts under the guise of medical treatment, and on Sunday night, 2012 Olympic gold medalist McKayla Maroney spoke to Dateline about Nassar’s molestation. During the interview, she…

On Wednesday, the Lansing State Journal reported that a public relations firm sent Michigan State University the bill for more than $500,000 in expenses, covering work done this past January. The services rendered? Monitoring the social media activity of individuals in some way associated with or commenting upon the…

Authorities in Michigan have opened an investigation into John Geddert, a former U.S. gymnastics coach and former associate of Larry Nassar, the physician sentenced to life in prison for molesting gymnasts, NBC News reports.

In the wake of the horrifying abuse revelations about sports doctor Larry Nassar, recently sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting nearly 200 gymnasts, the House of Representatives has passed a law that aims to strengthen protections for young athletes.

The USA National gymnasts who came forward about their sexual abuse by Larry Nassar, after so many adults failed them, have touched Chrissy Teigen and John Legend. People has noticed that the couple has been quietly added to the Time’s Up Go Fund Me list with a $200,000 offline donation “on behalf of the heroic…

On Wednesday, Larry Nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison after a grueling trial during which more than 150 women testified about the sexual abuse they’d endured at his hands. Two-time Olympian Aly Raisman’s testimony was some of the most devastating—and was an impressive display of will in the face of her…

The New York Times reported on Wednesday that Michigan State University president Lou Anna Simon resigned over her handling of the Larry Nassar sexual assault scandal.

On Wednesday, 2012 Olympic gold medalist McKayla Maroney filed a lawsuit in the Los Angeles County Superior Court against the United States Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics, claiming that officials had her sign a confidential financial settlement in an effort to keep her silent about her allegations that former…

Larry Nassar, the Michigan doctor who molested young gymnasts for decades including Olympic athletes like Gabby Douglas and McKayla Maroney, received 60 years in prison for federal child porn charges on Thursday.

Larry Nassar, the former physician for USA Gymnastics who faces multiple charges of alleged abuse, might not face criminal charges for those complaints thanks to a plea deal.

Steve Penny, the former CEO of USA Gymnastics, was to be deposed in relation to the sexual abuse allegations against former team physician Dr. Larry Nassar. A Los Angeles county judge has graciously delayed the deposition so that Penny can attend the Indy 500 to network and find a new job.

Dr. Larry Nassar is a former employee of Michigan State University who also worked with athletes at USA Gymnastics, the organization responsible for sending gymnasts to the Olympics. He is currently facing a slew of lawsuits and charges over sexual assault and child pornography.

Dr. Larry Nassar was arrested in November of 2016 for sexual abuse of a minor, and the ensuing investigation revealed an enormous collection of child pornography that may also point to up to 60 victims who fell under Nassar’s care. Many of them are well-known athletes.

Dr. Larry Nassar is the former athletic director for Michigan State University and also for USA Gymnastics, the organization responsible for preparing and sending gymnasts to the Olympics. Nassar was also arrested in November of 2016 on three counts of sexual abuse against a minor, and the following investigation…

Dr. Larry Nassar, a former athletic director for Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics, was arrested in November for three counts of sexual abuse against a minor. While police were executing his arrest warrant, they found several hard drives in a trash can by the curb of Nassar’s property, containing thousands…