In a technical sense, the archive footage of ABC Sports commentator Jim McKay is the real star of “September 5,” director Tim Fehlbaum’s gripping docudrama about the Munich Summer Olympics hostage ...

In 1972, I was a 17-year-old senior in high school and my mother, sister and I attended the Munich Olympics with my dad, Jim McKay, who was assigned to cover gymnastics and track & field for ABC ...

"September 5" is a new movie from our sister company, Paramount, about television coverage of the notorious Palestinian terrorist attack at the 1972 Munich Olympics. We have thoughts about that day ...

The drama chronicles the 1972 Munich Olympics attack from ABC Sports’ point of view, a perspective that resonates today. But the film arrives at a fraught time. By Annie Aguiar “They’re all gone.” ...

Having to say the words ’They’re all gone’ was the hardest thing I had to do in television,” Jim McKay has said. The longtime Wide World of Sports host was the lead announcer for ABC’s broadcast of ...

A look back at local, national and world events through Deseret News archives. “They’re all gone.” On Sept. 5, 1972, Palestinian militants attacked the Israeli Olympic delegation at the Munich Games, ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- Jim McKay elegantly covered competitions from badminton to barrel jumping. Yet he may best be remembered for that grim day at the Munich Olympics when he broke the news with three ...

Jim McKay, the sportscaster who brought the "thrill of victory and the agony of defeat" into U.S. homes as the longtime host of "ABC's Wide World of Sports" and who anchored the network's coverage of ...

NEW YORK — Jim McKay elegantly covered competitions from badminton to barrel jumping. Yet he may best be remembered for that grim day at the Munich Olympics when he broke the news with three simple ...

Veteran TV sports journalist Jim McKay, best known for many years of hosting “ABC’s Wide World of Sports,” died Saturday in Maryland. He was 86. "Jim was a regular guy who wrote and spoke like a poet.