A year ago, Dan and Jennifer Joye were told to expect the worst. He was halfway around the world, racing his luge sled on the World Cup circuit. She was in California, 27 weeks pregnant, happier and healthier than ever. They were carefree, worry-free ...

Tony Benshoof chose to endure the pain in his lower back rather than get another needle in his spine. The American slider will be competing with three herniated disks in his lower back in the Olympic luge. He had two epidural cortisone injections to manage the pain during the World ...

Germany's Natalie Geisenberger won the women's luge World Cup finale on the 2006 Olympic track on Sunday, while Erin Hamlin of Remsen, N.Y. finished third for her third bronze medal of the season. Another German, Olympic favorite Tatjana Huefner, finished second to ...