After track and field star Butch Reynolds was falsely accused of steroid use, he has worked hard to change the conversation and clear his name.

In the 1980s and ’90s, sports fans thrilled to the speed and grace of Ohio State track-and-field athlete Butch Reynolds. The Akron native was awarded gold and silver medals in the 1988 Summer Olympics ...

Butch Reynolds’ story, which includes a precipitous rise and a faster fall, possesses enough drama to craft a film. Now, the Akron native and track superstar — who in 1988 set a world record in the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Akron native Butch Reynolds is the subject of an ESPN Films "30 for 30" documentary which will air Tuesday (June 11) at 7 p.m.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Akron native Ismail Al-Amin, director of "False Positive," a documentary looking at the suspension of 400-world record holder ...

AKRON, Ohio – The Akron Urban League Scholar’s Academy, Akron Bicentennial and the city will present a free screening of a documentary about the life and career of Akron Olympic medalist and former ...

It’s been a bit quiet on the 30 for 30′ front. And while fans eagerly await new installments, there haven’t been any announcements or releases this year. Following last year’s release schedule and ...

Long before LeBron James, we had Olympic track star Butch Reynolds as a highly visible favorite son in my hometown, Akron, Ohio. Not only are both at the top of their game, they also serve as role ...

Akron runner Butch Reynolds and his performance at the 1988 Summer Olympics are explored in the ESPN documentary "False Positive," premiering at the Cleveland International Film Festival. Akron has ...