Katie Barnes

The Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) released a statement, emphasizing diversity and inclusion while saying the organization "will not be used as political pawns."

Fever guard Caitlin Clark said Thursday that it is up to individuals to "speak when you feel like you want to speak" and that she is "trying to navigate life" as a 24-year-old.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said Wednesday that she wants the focus to return to basketball after her comments on transgender athletes sparked heated national debate, three rallies and social media reaction all the way to the White House.

Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve reiterated her support for transgender athletes ahead of her team's game against the Fever, saying "every kid has a right to sports."

Aces forward and four-time WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson sat out against the visiting Sky with a right ankle injury.

The court cites safety and fairness in its ruling that allows, but doesn't order, states to ban transgender girls and women from girls' and women's sports.

Audi Crooks hears the haters. But Iowa State's star inherited resilience from her mom and joy from her dad. Her high-scoring game is the ultimate counterpoint.

The WNBA players union says that the league generated enough revenue to trigger revenue sharing.

Athletes Unlimited players underscore the importance of housing and retirement plans but swear they won't sweat a missed paycheck or two.

The national debate over transgender athlete participation will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. Here's what you need to know.

WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike and VP Napheesa Collier applaud player solidarity but bemoan a lack of progress in CBA negotiations.

The Most Outstanding Player of last year's Final Four has shown her peak powers only in small glimpses. Now Azzi Fudd is ready to level up for the Huskies' repeat bid.

Las Vegas won its third title on the shoulders of A'ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young, and the star trio has no plans to stop there.

Napheesa Collier's scathing criticism was only the most recent example of players' eroding trust in the WNBA commissioner.

Aces "Point Gawd" Chelsea Gray has returned to form in the WNBA Finals. She traces her late-season upswing to a comment from A'ja Wilson.

With pink hair, lively banter and bold basketball, Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman champion Black, gay, masc representation in the WNBA.

After a dismal shooting performance in Game 1, Satou Sabally cited books and belief for her bounce-back in Game 2. She'll write the next chapter in Game 3.

The reigning WNBA champion Liberty are a loss away from playoff elimination after getting what star Breanna Stewart said was "embarrassed" by the Mercury 86-60.

Breanna Stewart, despite injuring her knee Sunday, took the floor for Game 2, but the Liberty lost in a rout to send the best-of-three series back to Phoenix.

Liberty star Breanna Stewart will be a game-time decision for Game 2 of New York's first-round WNBA playoff series against the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday, coach Sandy Brondello said Tuesday.