The first table tennis qualification event for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games is set to begin with the Virtus Global Games due to begin tomorrow in Vichy in France.

Parisian authorities are expected to amend their plans for the post Olympic use of the French capital's ring road known as the "Périphérique" after a public consultation process on retaining  "Olympic Lanes" as a priority route after Paris 2024 received a negative response.

French Railways (SNCF) have held a recruitment fair aimed at hiring more security staff to work on their networks for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Paris 2024 have named Olympic swimming gold medallists Laure Manaudou and brother Florent Manaudou as super ambassadors of the Olympic Torch Relay. 

South Korea will take on the Czech Republic as Moose Jaw, Canada, is getting ready to host the World Para Ice Hockey Championships tomorrow.

United States blind football national team head coach Katie Smith has predicted an upsurge in interest in sport after the nation's Paralympic debut on home soil at Los Angeles 2028.

The National Paralympic Committee (NPC) of Belarus has welcomed the decision which saw its suspension from sport set aside and described its ban as "absurd".

Double Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover is set to return to competition for the first time since the Tokyo 2020 Olympics at the European Rowing Championships in Bled, Slovenia.

Paralympics Australia have signed what they describe as a "landmark" media deal with the Nine Entertainment Company which should ensure greater coverage for the team than ever before at Paris 2024.

Organisers have announced that tickets for the Paris 2024 Paralympics will go on sale on October 9.

The World Amputee Football Federation (WAFF) has lifted its ban on Ghana which means the country can take its place at this year's African Para Games.

Paris 2024 President Tony Estanguet has welcomed the addition of Groupe Aeroports de Paris (Groupe ADP) as the latest official partner of the Games.

Olympic organisers have revealed that over one million tickets have been purchased in the space of 48 hours, leaving 20 sports sold out for Paris 2024, including the new discipline of breaking.

A delegation from International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) Africa visited the venue scheduled to host the sport at this year's inaugural African Para Games in Accra.

The start of the 2024 school year in the Île-de-France region could be postponed to avoid a clash with the Paralympic Games in Paris.