No Boston Olympics co-chairman Chris Dempsey claimed he has not seen any evidence in the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) Agenda 2020 and New Norm reforms which shows the organisation has changed.

No Calgary Olympics have claimed their campaign against the city’s potential 2026 bid has gained momentum, with the group having received support from a leading member of the campaign group which forced Boston to abandon its effort to host the 2024 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. 

Former Denver Governor Dick Lamm has claimed a referendum should be held to determine whether or the city should submit a bid for the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. 

A leading member of the campaign group which forced Boston to abandon its 2024 Summer Olympic Games bid has been confirmed among the speakers at the first public debate on whether Denver should enter the race for the 2030 winter race.

Campaigners who forced Boston to drop its bid for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games are to publish a book next month. 

The group that helped remove Boston as a contender for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games has spoken of its support for calls to hold a public referendum on Rome’s candidacy.

A mistake was made by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) in initially selecting Boston as its candidate in the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic race, the body's chief executive Scott Blackmun has admitted, before expressing his gratitude at their second chance to nominate Los Angeles.

A report into Boston’s now defunct bid to host the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games has revealed a number of “real risks” in the city’s failed attempt at staging the event.

Boston 2024 and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has faced another challenging day in its battle to resurrect the city's faltering bid to host the Olympics and Paralympics, being accused of inconsistencies between its public and private utterances, as well as of having given Massachusetts State Governor Charlie Baker an "ultimatum" over pledging his support.

Boston 2024 have been accused of "drunken optimism" in elements of their Olympic and Paralympic bid in a fierce and outspoken television debate this evening between bid representatives and opposition figures.

Boston 2024 today released details about insurance proposals they claim will provide unprecedented coverage for local taxpayers if the city hosts the Olympics and Paralympics. 

United States Olympic Committee (USOC) officials have travelled to Boston today for a series of meetings on the city's controversial bid for the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, claiming afterwards that both continued to be optimistic that the campaign would be successful. 

Boston 2024 have hailed the latest poll figures published today as a sign that support for its bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games is on the raise, although opposition within the city itself has actually increased to more than 50 per cent. 

Boston 2024 bid leader Steve Pagliuca has claimed there is “no scope” for cost increases of venues following the unveiling of their revamped $4.6 billion (£2.9 billion/€4 billion) plan but has not ruled out further changes being made.

Boston 2024 made its pitch to the local population today, unveiling a revamped $4.6 billion (£2.9 billion/€4 billion) plan, which, they claim, will bring wider benefits for the city, including housing, jobs and new transportation infrastructure.