Benson White, Ally Davidson, Italia Gordon, Jenna Johnson and Gracie Yates reacted to the 54-degree water after taking the ...

We’re looking back at an event that made a splash this past weekend. The annual Rochester Polar Plunge saw more than 900 people take the icy leap.

More than 160 participants braved the icy waters at Cape County Park for the 2025 Polar Plunge, diving into the freezing lake on Saturday, February 8, to support local Special Olympic athletes.

More than 100 participants braved icy waters at H.H. Knoll Lakeview Park, raising $24K for Special Olympics Ontario.

By Mike Hutchens, UC Schools Communications Director Union City, Tenn.–Union City Schools did their part in supporting the ...

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Some people jump into ice cold water for health benefits, but on Saturday ...

A non-profit organization in Haywood County is making efforts to support the environment through an annual tradition that ...

Jenny Laudeman, of York, reaches out for a high-five with Wally Goose, the Wawa mascot, as they both show off their splits during the costume contest at the 2025 Capital Area Polar Plunge at Gifford ...

Almost 30 brave souls (pictured above) took the Polar Plunge during a Waterama fundraiser on Lake Minnewaska near the Lakeside Ballroom, Saturday afternoon.  It was a sunny, cold and windy day for the ...

The Polar Plunge is an event recognized all over the United States to support the Special Olympics. Proceeds raised go to ...

Blair County residents dove into the ice-cold waters at Canoe Creek Park to help Special Olympics Pennsylvania. More than 27 ...

Feb. 8, Athens residents gathered in costumes along the sandy shore of Lake Chapman at Sandy Creek Park. A man dressed as ...