LONDON — Kim Rhode had been up on an Olympic medal podium before, but each time, the feelings never seem entirely familiar or easy to process. There she was again Sunday — just like in Atlanta ...

Kim Rhode of the US Shooting Olympic team poses for pictures during the 2012 Team USA Media Summit on May 14, 2012 in Dallas, Texas. AFP PHOTO/JOE KLAMAR (Photo credit should read JOE KLAMAR/AFP/Getty ...

Local Olympian Kim Rhode is a five-time medal winner, thanks to her skills in skeet and double trap shooting. But her sport has also led to some unwelcome attention.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Make it six straight for Kim Rhode. The 37-year-old American won a medal for her sixth consecutive Olympics on Friday, capturing bronze in the skeet shooting event at the ...

Kim Rhode is making big changes as the world championships approach, ... At 37, Rhode was the oldest U.S. shooting medalist since 2004. But she was determined to go for a record-breaking seventh medal ...

NEWHALL, Calif. — As Kim Rhode prepares to compete in her sixth Olympic Games, she stresses her journey to Rio isn’t about personal accolades, it is more about the U.S. Olympic shooting team ...

Ah, the glamour of being an Olympic medalist. It is an overcast Wednesday morning in Newhall. The parking lot at the Oak Tree Gun Club is already filling up and the greatest competitive female ...

LONDON — Contrary to popular belief at these London Olympics, Kim Rhode did not fire a shot heard ‘round the world Sunday. She fired 99. Our Annie Oakley from Monrovia, who entered Sunday’s ...

Not Kim Rhode. She had just turned 17 when she won her first gold medal in shooting in 1996 and, five Olympics later, she won her sixth medal — a bronze — in Rio de Janeiro, the first female ...

Kim Rhode captured bronze in women’s skeet at the Rio de Janeiro Games on Friday, ... Rhode arrived in Rio with the shooting world — and beyond — eyeing her quest for history.

American Kim Rhode can now lay claim to an Olympic accomplishment not even the most decorated Olympian of all time, Michael Phelps, can -- not yet, at least. With her bronze-medal finish in women ...